Nearly 20,000 Range Rovers recalled
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Nearly 20,000 Range Rovers recalled
Quote: " If you were fortunate enough to put a 2003-2005 Range Rover in your garage, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is delivering some bad news. According to a just-released recall, a total of 19,168 Range Rover models may have misaligned front driveshafts. If left unchecked, the increased wear on the front splines may cause them to fail... possibly leading to an accident. While this recall isn't exactly explosive in nature, it is an item that should be inspected and/or replaced. As a result, Land Rover will begin contacting owners after January 6, 2009 to schedule appointments for the installation of an updated design, if needed. In the meantime, if your beloved Range Rover is severely vibrating, or making a nasty front-end noise, please go have it checked before something ill happens. "
Source: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/12/05/n...vers-recalled/
Quote: " If you were fortunate enough to put a 2003-2005 Range Rover in your garage, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is delivering some bad news. According to a just-released recall, a total of 19,168 Range Rover models may have misaligned front driveshafts. If left unchecked, the increased wear on the front splines may cause them to fail... possibly leading to an accident. While this recall isn't exactly explosive in nature, it is an item that should be inspected and/or replaced. As a result, Land Rover will begin contacting owners after January 6, 2009 to schedule appointments for the installation of an updated design, if needed. In the meantime, if your beloved Range Rover is severely vibrating, or making a nasty front-end noise, please go have it checked before something ill happens. "
Source: http://www.autoblog.com/2008/12/05/n...vers-recalled/
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Why make it sound so termatic, it is just a recall, not an unfortunate experience that Rover is aware of, will pay all the costs and in some cases give you a loaner to drive while your truck is in the shop.
If this is truely an unfortunate experience for you, you really need to get a life.
If this is truely an unfortunate experience for you, you really need to get a life.
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Disco Mike, I didn't sense any drama from anyone. Or you referring to my main post??? If that is the case, that was right from the article (link attached) and I copied it for the benefit of everyone. I could care less about itsince mine is an '07 but I try to keep the forum interesting!
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I assume that this will fix the issue of the front drive shafts locking up at hwy speeds. Sounds like a good thing to me should actually help resell values. No?
I assume that this will fix the issue of the front drive shafts locking up at hwy speeds. Sounds like a good thing to me should actually help resell values. No?
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Drama??!!!! What are you talking about????!!!! This is a DISASTER!!!!
Lol,
Couldn't resist.
Good to know about, thx luxury1
guess I'll be waiting for my recal notice.
Curiosity, I'm not the first owner of my Rover, should I wait a couple weeks and contact Rover about it myself or should I just wait for them to track me down?
Lol,
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Good to know about, thx luxury1
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Curiosity, I'm not the first owner of my Rover, should I wait a couple weeks and contact Rover about it myself or should I just wait for them to track me down?
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