Hi guys,
I have a 2004 TD4 freelander which has started developing a couple of strange issues over the last few months that i wanted to run past some more knowledgeable people.
Firstly after I turn the car off I have noticed a very high pitched humming/buzzing sound coming from the engine bay, it can happen for anything up to 10mins after the engine has been turned off. Im pretty sure it is coming from somewhere on the near side of the engine bay but cant be sure exactly where, any ideas what this could be??
Another problem Ive come across is very intermittent, every few days or so once I have stopped there is a large amount of smoke coming from behind the near side front wheel, it smells almost of burning but only lasts 10 seconds. I have also noticed a slight pull to the left which has not gone away after checking tyre pressures and wheel alignment. Could this be a sticking calliper or am I barking up the wrong tree with this??
Any help/advice would be great as the mechanic i normally use doesnt seem interested.
Cheers,
Ash
I have a 2004 TD4 freelander which has started developing a couple of strange issues over the last few months that i wanted to run past some more knowledgeable people.
Firstly after I turn the car off I have noticed a very high pitched humming/buzzing sound coming from the engine bay, it can happen for anything up to 10mins after the engine has been turned off. Im pretty sure it is coming from somewhere on the near side of the engine bay but cant be sure exactly where, any ideas what this could be??
Another problem Ive come across is very intermittent, every few days or so once I have stopped there is a large amount of smoke coming from behind the near side front wheel, it smells almost of burning but only lasts 10 seconds. I have also noticed a slight pull to the left which has not gone away after checking tyre pressures and wheel alignment. Could this be a sticking calliper or am I barking up the wrong tree with this??
Any help/advice would be great as the mechanic i normally use doesnt seem interested.
Cheers,
Ash