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Old 18-06-2013, 09:49   #1
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Quick question . I have a customer here at the moment dropping his caravan off, he has a 54 plate terrano 3.0 and its making a load noise from the back . Looks like both back wheels are grabbing . What do you think LSD , brake load compensator?


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Old 18-06-2013, 15:59   #2
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Quick question . I have a customer here at the moment dropping his caravan off, he has a 54 plate terrano 3.0 and its making a load noise from the back . Looks like both back wheels are grabbing . What do you think LSD , brake load compensator?


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R the drums getting warm could be that they r stuck on alittle
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Old 18-06-2013, 16:17   #3
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Is it making a squeaking or screaching noise from the BA? If so the oil needs changing pronto (might take 2 changes a few hundred miles apart if it's been neglected) make sure you use LSD oil NOT ordinary BA oil.
This is a commonly neglected item.
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Old 18-06-2013, 19:05   #4
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Yep, change the oil in the diff when its ready for a change you get banging and creaking from the axel. My 3.0 needs to be done every 25k as even my wife can hear the odd noises.
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Old 18-06-2013, 20:27   #5
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Just changed mine this morning, no noises but preventative medicine lol. Going away next week so trying to minimise chances of anything going wrong. Very easy job to do...
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Old 18-06-2013, 21:09   #6
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Yes mate change the oil, seems worse on the later diff with the cover plate on the rear, guess it is cos they hold less oil, Rick
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Thanks guys , had another listen and thought definitely diff. So told him to get oil changed. Seems a garage had recently done some work on it . Im guessing they've put the wrong oil in !!!!!!!
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I had the same problem which was worse with the caravan on so I changed the oil with comma 80/90 lsd and problem sorted now. I did put normal 80/90 in at first which did make it a bit better but not 100% so then was told it had to be lsd oil. My truck is on 83 k and most prob never been changed. Mine took about 1.5 liters
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