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Richchad

Member Since: 04 Apr 2006
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Squeaky Steering Wheel

Had my first service last week, no problems, had Freelander 2 for the day not bad almost seemed quicker than my RRS, think it was an illusion with having manual box and sitting a bit lower than usual....

Notice today my steering wheel sort of squeaks when turned slightly, it isn't the noise that bothers me just the feel of it through the steering wheel

Seems odd that I hadn't noticed it before my service, but what could they have done to cause a squeak https://www.plus.net/refer.php?strReferral...d093cba6a7

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Wed Jun 20 2007 3:07pm

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They might have simply adjusted the steering column. 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
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Wed Jun 20 2007 3:09pm

Richchad

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Very Annoyed wrote:
They might have simply adjusted the steering column.

How do you mean 'adjusted' do you mean the rake up and down, I have tried adjusting that but makes no difference..

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Wed Jun 20 2007 3:12pm

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Yes that's what I meant. 2005 Zambezi TDV6 - Gone but not forgotten
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Wed Jun 20 2007 3:13pm

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Wed Jun 20 2007 3:40pm

Tim in Scotland

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I bet all they did was spray some silicone lubricant spray into it at the top where the steering wheel is near to the cladding round the steering column......................... 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Wed Jun 20 2007 3:46pm

Richchad

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Tim in Scotland wrote:
I bet all they did was spray some silicone lubricant spray into it at the top where the steering wheel is near to the cladding round the steering column.........................

Yea your probably right Tim, guess I will leave it for a while and see how it goes before I take it back.

Wed Jun 20 2007 5:48pm

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my tdv6 developed a squeak from the steering wheel after its service, but i lived with it, it never went away until i sold the car some of my Previous cars
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Wed Jun 20 2007 7:53pm

MAW

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Richchad wrote:
Tim in Scotland wrote:
I bet all they did was spray some silicone lubricant spray into it at the top where the steering wheel is near to the cladding round the steering column.........................

Yea your probably right Tim, guess I will leave it for a while and see how it goes before I take it back.

Why would they spray it though when there was nothing wrong with it

Thu Jun 21 2007 11:00am

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MAW wrote:
Richchad wrote:
Tim in Scotland wrote:
I bet all they did was spray some silicone lubricant spray into it at the top where the steering wheel is near to the cladding round the steering column.........................

Yea your probably right Tim, guess I will leave it for a while and see how it goes before I take it back.

Why would they spray it though when there was nothing wrong with it

Standard Engineering principle ... If there is nowt wrong with it then bu**er about with it until it breaks

Thu Jun 21 2007 11:04am

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LOL

Thu Jun 21 2007 11:13am

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Thu Jun 21 2007 11:52am

Bobby

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2006 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Chawton White

Maybe this will help....?

Technical Service Bulletin
No.LTB00072
02 July 2007

Subject/Concern : Squeak from Steering Gear

Models :
Range Rover Sport (LS) VIN- range : 5A900109 Onwards

Markets : All

Section : 211-00

Summary :
Squeaking noise from the bulkhead area when turning the steering wheel. The noise level does not change with road speed but may vary depending on speed of steering wheel rotation and temperature.

NOTE : Please check the vehicle history to see if LTB00021 has been carried out. If the vehicle has had LTB00021 carried out, proceed with this Technical Bulletin. If the vehicle has not had LTB00021 carried out (and falls within the affected VIN range quoted in LTB00021), carry out LTB00021 and re-check for squeaking noise (to be carried out as a separate Warranty Claim).

Cause : Power steering fluid contamination.
Action : Should a customer express concern, flush the steering system with fresh fluid as specified, and renew the steering gear and reservoir. Exercise caution to ensure extreme cleanliness at all stages of repair.

Parts Required :
Description Part Number Quantity
Steering rack RHD QEB500417 1
Steering rack LHD QEB500427 1
PAS fluid (1 liter per bottle). 4 liters per vehicle required to flush, plus 1 liter to top-up after steering gear changed[i][/i] Malaysia Boleh!
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Sun Jul 15 2007 6:14am

Richchad

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Bobby wrote:
Maybe this will help....?

Technical Service Bulletin
No.LTB00072
02 July 2007

Subject/Concern : Squeak from Steering Gear

Models :
Range Rover Sport (LS) VIN- range : 5A900109 Onwards

Markets : All

Section : 211-00

Summary :
Squeaking noise from the bulkhead area when turning the steering wheel. The noise level does not change with road speed but may vary depending on speed of steering wheel rotation and temperature.

NOTE : Please check the vehicle history to see if LTB00021 has been carried out. If the vehicle has had LTB00021 carried out, proceed with this Technical Bulletin. If the vehicle has not had LTB00021 carried out (and falls within the affected VIN range quoted in LTB00021), carry out LTB00021 and re-check for squeaking noise (to be carried out as a separate Warranty Claim).

Cause : Power steering fluid contamination.
Action : Should a customer express concern, flush the steering system with fresh fluid as specified, and renew the steering gear and reservoir. Exercise caution to ensure extreme cleanliness at all stages of repair.

Parts Required :
Description Part Number Quantity
Steering rack RHD QEB500417 1
Steering rack LHD QEB500427 1
PAS fluid (1 liter per bottle). 4 liters per vehicle required to flush, plus 1 liter to top-up after steering gear changed[i][/i]

I think you maybe right, I took the car in a couple of weeks ago and they said the noise must be coming from the steering rack and were going to strip it down or something like that and would need it in for a day, haven't booked it in yet, perhaps I should take a copy of that report with me, where did you see the report and can I get a copy? https://www.plus.net/refer.php?strReferral...d093cba6a7

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Sun Jul 15 2007 12:06pm

Bobby

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Location: Kuala Lumpur
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Its a Land Rover 'Technical Service Bulletin'.
Just refer them to the Number LTB00072... all dealers should have received one by now.

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Sun Jul 15 2007 11:24pm

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