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MetalMatt



Member Since: 29 Jul 2016
Location: West Yorkshire
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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 300 Tdi HT Baltic Blue
Oh the fun continues

So took the landy out for a spin as it hasnt been out recently, as i was driving it back through the yard i heard a loud clicking sort of noise when the wheels were turned and i was giving it a bit of acceleration. I thought it was a propshaft but both of them are absolutely fine and dandy. There is nothing catching the wheels either when i had a look. It seems to be doing it more when i am turning right on full lock.

I know its a little vague of my description of the problem but....

Can anyone shed a little light on what it could be or what i need to check. 1995 Land Rover Discovery 300tdi - Sold
1989 Land Rover 90 - Rebuilding/built - its a project
2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5 - Sold
2017 Mini JCW F56 - Current Daily Driver
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LandRoverAnorak



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Sounds very much like a CV joint on the way out, I'm afraid. Darren

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MetalMatt



Member Since: 29 Jul 2016
Location: West Yorkshire
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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 300 Tdi HT Baltic Blue
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Sounds very much like a CV joint on the way out, I'm afraid.


Thanks i will have a check on that, is it an easy job to do by yourself? 1995 Land Rover Discovery 300tdi - Sold
1989 Land Rover 90 - Rebuilding/built - its a project
2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5 - Sold
2017 Mini JCW F56 - Current Daily Driver
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LandRoverAnorak



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Yeah, relatively easy. I'd guess at a three spanner job in the Haynes manual. Darren

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Post #799150 23rd Oct 2019 11:39am
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MetalMatt



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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 300 Tdi HT Baltic Blue
Had a free moment to check the clicking noise, after jacking the landy up and taking the wheel off i spun the brake disk and the brake pad closest to the outside of the car was moving up and down hitting the top and bottom of the caliper. So maybe i have found the cause of the clicking i will have to monitor it for now.

Plus the landy doesnt do much mileage and spends most of a week if not all week at times parked in its container so not fully in a rush to fix it and if it isnt the CV joint then it will be a cheaper fix, also been told by SWMBO to make sure its running pretty reliably before the little one is born..... i have till the beginning of February so plenty of time Very Happy Very Happy 1995 Land Rover Discovery 300tdi - Sold
1989 Land Rover 90 - Rebuilding/built - its a project
2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5 - Sold
2017 Mini JCW F56 - Current Daily Driver
Post #803799 27th Nov 2019 1:06pm
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L110CDL



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You said " plenty of time " Laughing

That will go quicker than you think Wink

so don't waste the time you have at the moment with the 90 to sort out the issue's Whistle 1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up.

Keeper.

Clayton.
Post #803975 28th Nov 2019 7:50pm
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MetalMatt



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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 300 Tdi HT Baltic Blue
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You said " plenty of time " Laughing

That will go quicker than you think Wink

so don't waste the time you have at the moment with the 90 to sort out the issue's Whistle


Yep only 11 weeks to go "plenty of time" Rolling with laughter....... and its at the time of year where its lovely and cold outside so numb fingers whilst working on the 90. Thumbs Up

Luckily there isnt much left to sort out. If the rattle is the brake pads moving i can live with that, if its the CV Joint then i may just send it to my mechanic to fix.
I have a couple of bits to sort out in the cab area and trace just one little drip the rest of the water drips/leaks have been sorted

The rest of what i want to do will have to be put on pause for a little while. Such as buying bigger tyres and off set wheels to fill the arches out and a roll cage they are 2 of the big budget items. 1995 Land Rover Discovery 300tdi - Sold
1989 Land Rover 90 - Rebuilding/built - its a project
2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5 - Sold
2017 Mini JCW F56 - Current Daily Driver
Post #804040 29th Nov 2019 12:54pm
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L110CDL



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Not much to do then to the 90 Matt Wink 1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up.

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Clayton.
Post #805085 6th Dec 2019 9:17pm
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MetalMatt



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Over due update - Cant believe it has been 8 months since i last posted on here. Time is flying by.
Hope everyone is staying safe with all that is going on in the world at the moment.

The 90 hasnt been doing anything for the last 6 months due to the arrival of the little one. she is now 6 months old and has probably seen about 10 people in person.I think she believes everyone must live through a screen as she see's everyone on face time Rolling with laughter

Last week was the first time i went to the container and pulled the 90 out, it shocked me when it started on the first turn of the key. took it for a spin around the yard as it has run out of MOT and it is now on SORN for the while, But i dont think it will have any issues passing its MOT when it goes for one next as it has only done 80 miles since its last one Laughing Laughing The only slight issue is an oil drip that is coming from the sump area so will have to check that out at some point.

No photos with this update unfortunately but on the next post i hope to have some photos of the old 90 to upload Thumbs Up Very Happy Thumbs Up 1995 Land Rover Discovery 300tdi - Sold
1989 Land Rover 90 - Rebuilding/built - its a project
2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5 - Sold
2017 Mini JCW F56 - Current Daily Driver
Post #847513 1st Aug 2020 7:16pm
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L110CDL



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Better late than never Matt, thanks Wink

How time flies when you have a little addition to the family Very Happy 1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up.

Keeper.

Clayton.
Post #848085 4th Aug 2020 8:14pm
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MetalMatt



Member Since: 29 Jul 2016
Location: West Yorkshire
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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 300 Tdi HT Baltic Blue
Well been a massive jump from when i have last updated this thread. Nothing much has happened really since previous update apart from turning up one morning to my unit where i store my 90 and finding some (lets say undesirables) had broken in and stole some of my tools Big Cry and also tried to steal the 90 but failed. They have removed my speaker and thn tried to hot wire it by the looks of it along with cutting a number of wires, looks like as they failed in the cab they have also gone under the bonnet and ripped wires out in the engine bay as well.

Just what i wanted so now got the pain staking task of figuring out the wiring to sort out or do i go for a re-wire



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 1995 Land Rover Discovery 300tdi - Sold
1989 Land Rover 90 - Rebuilding/built - its a project
2002 Land Rover Discovery TD5 - Sold
2017 Mini JCW F56 - Current Daily Driver
Post #993654 22nd May 2023 4:00pm
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L110CDL



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Sad to hear this Matt but you will have to up the locks on the lock up as there sure to come back and have another go at it Rolling Eyes 1996 Golf Blue 300Tdi 110 Pick up.

Keeper.

Clayton.
Post #993708 22nd May 2023 8:03pm
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