Clunk left front

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

I was pleasantly surprised.
No weeps anywhere underneath,do they actually put oil in these things????

Andrew

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Amazing, isn't it,mine is as dry as :)

Touch wood it stays that way:o

Just like my 8yr old,260K low ace butter box…….work van. :D:angel:

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Originally Posted by ~Rich~

Anti Roll Bar bushes are also a possible clunk source.

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I have been told this is the source of the clunk in my D3. Just haven't bothered to look into changing them. Is it much of a job?

Cheers

Dan

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Who knows these days.At least I didnt see any Defender parts under there;););)
Andrew

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Certainly no 85 profile rubber :p
Is this the model with with no dip stick, so many variants :confused:
Sure it will end well with LR stellar customer service :p

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Originally Posted by Disco-tastic

I have been told this is the source of the clunk in my D3. Just haven't bothered to look into changing them. Is it much of a job?

Cheers

Dan

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DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Front ARB Bush replacement with pictures LR015339

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Originally Posted by ~Rich~

DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - Front ARB Bush replacement with pictures LR015339

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Turns out it is the rear LCA bushes :(

Now, to just do the bushes or install all new arms....

Cheers

Dan

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Originally Posted by scarry

Or any defender oil leaks??:D

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Being faithful to the heritage ;)

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

I was pleasantly surprised.
No weeps anywhere underneath,do they actually put oil in these things????

Andrew

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Originally Posted by scarry

Amazing, isn't it,mine is as dry as :)

Touch wood it stays that way:o

Just like my 8yr old,260K low ace butter box??.work van. :D:angel:

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Gets bloody expensive if they do develop a leak. Mine was diagnosed a while back with a leaking pipe fitting in the transmission. It wasn't dripping any oil onto the ground, but there was a film of oil on the underside of the vehicle.

Recently had it fixed - $1,300 :eek: (That price included replacing the horn too, as it had given up the ghost on the way across to Tassie earlier this year).

On checking for something else on Topix the other day, I noticed that the oil leak / repair has been entered into the Topix record for my vehicle. Didn't realize that they would keep track of things like that on Topix.

All service records are online now for the new cars. No service book anymore.