Vibration from back of freelander
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fyne1
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When does vibration arise?
SCOTSMAN
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Hi and welcome to L/Z. Might not have been a bad idea to introduce yourself but anyhows you will get more response in the freelander (gaylander) section .
Sorry, I thought I had introduced myself, I have never used a forum site before. I will try introducing myself again, I am a 60 year old Scot living just outside Glasgow with a 2007 Freelander. The Freelander has just recently developed a fault that I thought someone may have come across before. If I have come to the wrong site could someone point me in the right direction?
we are just pulling your leg:welcome2:
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Beast o Bodmin
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kill it with fire
Oddie
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Is yer doris in the back with her rampant rabbit?
Beast o Bodmin
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viscus is ushall in gaylanders
Oddie
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It must be a dodgy tyre or dodgy balancing - could you have buckled a wheel somehow? Have you checked for stones/mud etc - something is obviously un-balancing one of the tyres!
fyne1
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Hate to say it but does sound like wheel ballance, could be rusty disc thats had an edge knocked off when changing wheels, is there any vibe through pedal? are wheels and hubs clean and smooth?
freelance
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if they are new tyres one might be out of round.
