View Full Version : discovery 3 surging problem fixed
Balanda Chris
30th January 2013, 09:39 PM
Hi everyone, have read a few threads about the surging problem with some of the Discovery 3 2.7 TD vehicles. I own a 2009 Discovery 3 S and hadthe surging problem. After reading the threads of others and seeking advice from 'The Rover Specialists' in Darwin I had my transmission serviced and torque converter flushed. Probably paid too much but they replaced the sump plate swith a metal ZF plate, zf oil and replaceable filter. Problem solved. No more surging and they recommend another srvice in 40,000 K's. My Discovery 3 has 117,000 kms on it.
djambalawa
30th January 2013, 09:47 PM
Hi Balanda that's great news - I'd be interested in knowing this Rover Specialist in Darwin as we don't have a lot of options up here.  Can you pass on some details - be good if he can service my D4 perhaps :)
Balanda Chris
30th January 2013, 09:54 PM
Steve and Carla Top End Rover Specialiasts
Phone 0429648413.
My advice "don't judge a book by its cover."
This mob are honest and know what they are doing with anything landrover.
samlouden
29th April 2014, 12:07 PM
Hi - My D3 with 140k had the same surging symptom so I had the convertor/transmission flushed, metal pan fitted etc etc.  The surging and shuddering went away - but after 5000k its back to where it was.
what's the next step?
rb30gtr
29th April 2014, 12:10 PM
Hi - My D3 with 140k had the same surging symptom so I had the convertor/transmission flushed, metal pan fitted etc etc.  The surging and shuddering went away - but after 5000k its back to where it was.
what's the next step?
Oh dear. Maybe a new box and torque converter :(
~Rich~
29th April 2014, 12:14 PM
You may as well give Dr Tranny a go:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/171728-dr-tranny-auto-shudder-fix.html
camel_landy
30th April 2014, 07:47 PM
Hi - My D3 with 140k had the same surging symptom so I had the convertor/transmission flushed, metal pan fitted etc etc.  The surging and shuddering went away - but after 5000k its back to where it was.
 
 
what's the next step?
Maybe there was some residual crud in the system which just needs flushing out again?
 
M
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