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Delbs
17th April 2016, 06:40 PM
I have a distinct rattling noise in my 2000 D2 td5 that occurs at 2500RPM only in around 2nd or 3rd gear. I tried to record the noise to put onto youtube and link here whilst in the driveway today but discovered it doesn't occur in neutral or park at 2500RPM, only whilst driving.

It sounds like its something just rattling around on the engine but now i know it doesnt occur while stationary it makes me think its something gear related.

Is this a common thing for a 2.5 diesel 5cycl turbo? Ill try record it tomorrow while driving quickly as it happens consistently at that RPM. i either cruze lower RPM or go above it just to stop it, pretty irritating

Cheers,
Nathan

schuy1
17th April 2016, 07:48 PM
As you drive and when you hear it , ease the handbrake on lightly and see if it goes away. The shoes can rattle.
Cheers Scott

Delbs
17th April 2016, 09:04 PM
Ah ok ill try it out. What do you mean by the shoes cab rattle?

:) cheers

AllTerr
17th April 2016, 09:20 PM
The parking brake shoes in the drum behind the TC

Delbs
17th April 2016, 09:34 PM
Great ill try it tomorrow :) Thank you

Pedro_The_Swift
18th April 2016, 06:29 AM
Gently!!;)

Delbs
18th April 2016, 08:24 AM
Ok so i tried it gently on the way to work this morning and turns out my handbrake doesnt really engage :) so that cluld be the source of the issue. When i engaged whatever i could of the handbrake it did dampen the sound but not entirely remove it

Is there a lot involved to re tighted then handbrake? I may have to give the mechanic another visit :(

loanrangie
18th April 2016, 12:32 PM
Ok so i tried it gently on the way to work this morning and turns out my handbrake doesnt really engage :) so that cluld be the source of the issue. When i engaged whatever i could of the handbrake it did dampen the sound but not entirely remove it

Is there a lot involved to re tighted then handbrake? I may have to give the mechanic another visit :(

There is adjustment on both the drum and in the cable, i think this came up recently so do a forum search.
The other cause of a rattle in a TD5 is the harmonic balancer.

Pippin
18th April 2016, 12:45 PM
lrparts.ru/download.php?id=17 Follow this link for Tech Bulletin No.0022 on the handbrake rattle which may be useful.

Nick

stevo
18th April 2016, 12:46 PM
Check that balancer mounted behind the park broke drum they have a habit of coming loose

Delbs
18th April 2016, 08:46 PM
Oh wow thanks for the responses guys. That tech article is great. Exactly what i needed. Hopefully its within my skills to do so. Would i need to jack it up to get access to that part? Since i dont have a handbrake effectively ill chock up the wheels and see what i find. I doubt that by me attempting to fix this would make my handbrake work again so perhaps its best to give it to the mechanics. A little hesitant to give it to the rover mech locally though goven their reputation for gouging on price.

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wardy1
20th April 2016, 11:35 AM
Depends if you're skinny like me LOL. You should be able to get under there though.
If you need someone to talk you through it, send a PM to Blknight. He knows pretty much all there is to know about LR's I think and he's always more than happy to help out on the phone.
That said, its a pretty simple job really, get under with a couple of spanners and see how you go.

Delbs
20th April 2016, 05:21 PM
Depends if you're skinny like me LOL. You should be able to get under there though.
If you need someone to talk you through it, send a PM to Blknight. He knows pretty much all there is to know about LR's I think and he's always more than happy to help out on the phone.
That said, its a pretty simple job really, get under with a couple of spanners and see how you go.

Haha yeah im tall but not wide so should be right getting under there. No worries ill shoot him a pm and go from there. See of he can explain it to me. Ive got to print out that pdf and understand what ill be doing then ill give it a crack

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knuts2au
28th April 2016, 08:15 PM
Have a look on YouTube, there is a good video on adjusting the Discovery handbrake.
Makes it quite easy when you have watched someone else do it. My handbrake used to come all the way up before i adjusted it now it's a couple of clicks.

Delbs
29th April 2016, 11:06 AM
Thats awesome i just watched it. Ill try that first and see how it goes.

When i engage the handbrake while driving it removes the rattling noise completely but i can still drive. So it clearly needs adjusting :)

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Pippin
29th April 2016, 05:25 PM
If the rattle does not go away completely when you adjust the hand brake you may have to do the mod re the tech bulletin and or have the wear points on the back plate filled with weld and smoothed.

Delbs
30th April 2016, 09:03 PM
Well i pretty mich drive around with the handbrake engaged at the moment and has nearly stopped the rattling. I removed the window control panel and went to adjust it but mine has the cable and a rubber plug that i cannot remove. Tried with various pliers but dosent look that i can adjust it the same way as the guy can in the video. Or should i just hack out the plug and see if that adjustment nut is definitely there?

Pippin
30th April 2016, 10:41 PM
You probably don't have an adjuster on the cable with your year. Adjust it by the adjuster at the back of the handbrake back plate (17mm?). Tighten until you feel the shoes tighten on the drum and back off a bit so the drum is free of resistance.

stevegr
2nd January 2017, 01:51 PM
After trying for ages to find this increasing rattle, by using some rubber hose to my ear to drown out the d2 din I found the culprit!

Steve was right it was the rectangular counterweight attached to the handbrake drum was loose, and with the engine idling i tightened the 15mm bolt and blissful silence.
I had previously looked at the turbo guard, bell housing steel plates, diff ends steel brake plates and did a full inspection but the 25mm rubber hose found the culprit.
:)