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Location: Randburg
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South Africa 2007 Discovery 3 TDV6 S Auto Zambezi SilverDiscovery 3
Transmission fault

Recently had "transmission fault - reduced traction" warning come on and shortly afterwards, in low range, the whole "Stop vehicle safely" with bells and bongs going. Manual states that that this indicates a faulty transfer box. Vehicle seemed ok in high range, but in low range all the warnings came on a couple of times.

On return from the trip I took vehicle to the dealer who could not find anything wrong and had re-set all the fault warnings. I'm not too happy as recently I have noticed the following : vibration when at idle and in D - disappears when N is selected, a definite whine when traveling at around 100km/h and gently accelerating, quite a lot of play in the drivetrain when vehicle is stopped and P is selected without EPB on, at crawling speed a quick press and release of accelerator results in a faint "clunk".

Are these warning signs of a worn/faulty auto box and/or drivetrain ??

D3 TDV6 S '07 model - 68500km's
 Erstwhile - D3 S '07. Dual battery system. Upgraded tow hitch. Mantec skid plate. Frontrunner rr. Tmax double headed built in compressor

Defender TD5 110 CSW '00. "With everything" 
 
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