A girlie Liberty question....................
11-09-2004, 07:32 PM
#21
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
I agree with Mark, get your brakes looked at.
As a test, try using the brakes when you have the trouble, and see if the
trouble changes, or use thebrakes when you don't have the trouble and see if
you can get it to start.
You have to figure out when the trouble comes on, then figure out a way to
cause it, then you can demonstrate it for the mechanic. It is especially
helpful if the trouble is noticable by the passenger, then you can ride
along and give instructions on how to cause it, and verify that your
instruction worked.
"Mark12211" <mark12211@aol.com> wrote in message
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>
> Could be your front brakes, or your U-joints.
As a test, try using the brakes when you have the trouble, and see if the
trouble changes, or use thebrakes when you don't have the trouble and see if
you can get it to start.
You have to figure out when the trouble comes on, then figure out a way to
cause it, then you can demonstrate it for the mechanic. It is especially
helpful if the trouble is noticable by the passenger, then you can ride
along and give instructions on how to cause it, and verify that your
instruction worked.
"Mark12211" <mark12211@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041109153433.08086.00000454@mb-m05.aol.com...
>
> Could be your front brakes, or your U-joints.
11-09-2004, 07:32 PM
#22
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
I agree with Mark, get your brakes looked at.
As a test, try using the brakes when you have the trouble, and see if the
trouble changes, or use thebrakes when you don't have the trouble and see if
you can get it to start.
You have to figure out when the trouble comes on, then figure out a way to
cause it, then you can demonstrate it for the mechanic. It is especially
helpful if the trouble is noticable by the passenger, then you can ride
along and give instructions on how to cause it, and verify that your
instruction worked.
"Mark12211" <mark12211@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041109153433.08086.00000454@mb-m05.aol.com...
>
> Could be your front brakes, or your U-joints.
As a test, try using the brakes when you have the trouble, and see if the
trouble changes, or use thebrakes when you don't have the trouble and see if
you can get it to start.
You have to figure out when the trouble comes on, then figure out a way to
cause it, then you can demonstrate it for the mechanic. It is especially
helpful if the trouble is noticable by the passenger, then you can ride
along and give instructions on how to cause it, and verify that your
instruction worked.
"Mark12211" <mark12211@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041109153433.08086.00000454@mb-m05.aol.com...
>
> Could be your front brakes, or your U-joints.
11-09-2004, 07:34 PM
#23
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
A dry ball joint on a brand new Libby? While anything is possible, unless
there is a recall specifically for ball joints I seriously doubt this is the
problem she is having.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:419145B7.7677FB72@***.net...
> Hi Angela,
> Should be a dry ball joint just about to break off:
> http://www.trailerlife.com/output.cf...e=1&StartRow=1
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Angela wrote:
> >
> > .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
> >
> > My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> > right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> > between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight
vibration
> > through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> > go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> > time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> > if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> > they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> > a common Liberty problem??
> >
> > Angela
there is a recall specifically for ball joints I seriously doubt this is the
problem she is having.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:419145B7.7677FB72@***.net...
> Hi Angela,
> Should be a dry ball joint just about to break off:
> http://www.trailerlife.com/output.cf...e=1&StartRow=1
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Angela wrote:
> >
> > .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
> >
> > My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> > right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> > between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight
vibration
> > through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> > go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> > time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> > if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> > they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> > a common Liberty problem??
> >
> > Angela
11-09-2004, 07:34 PM
#24
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
A dry ball joint on a brand new Libby? While anything is possible, unless
there is a recall specifically for ball joints I seriously doubt this is the
problem she is having.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:419145B7.7677FB72@***.net...
> Hi Angela,
> Should be a dry ball joint just about to break off:
> http://www.trailerlife.com/output.cf...e=1&StartRow=1
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Angela wrote:
> >
> > .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
> >
> > My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> > right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> > between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight
vibration
> > through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> > go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> > time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> > if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> > they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> > a common Liberty problem??
> >
> > Angela
there is a recall specifically for ball joints I seriously doubt this is the
problem she is having.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:419145B7.7677FB72@***.net...
> Hi Angela,
> Should be a dry ball joint just about to break off:
> http://www.trailerlife.com/output.cf...e=1&StartRow=1
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Angela wrote:
> >
> > .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
> >
> > My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> > right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> > between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight
vibration
> > through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> > go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> > time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> > if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> > they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> > a common Liberty problem??
> >
> > Angela
11-09-2004, 07:34 PM
#25
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
A dry ball joint on a brand new Libby? While anything is possible, unless
there is a recall specifically for ball joints I seriously doubt this is the
problem she is having.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:419145B7.7677FB72@***.net...
> Hi Angela,
> Should be a dry ball joint just about to break off:
> http://www.trailerlife.com/output.cf...e=1&StartRow=1
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Angela wrote:
> >
> > .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
> >
> > My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> > right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> > between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight
vibration
> > through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> > go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> > time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> > if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> > they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> > a common Liberty problem??
> >
> > Angela
there is a recall specifically for ball joints I seriously doubt this is the
problem she is having.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:419145B7.7677FB72@***.net...
> Hi Angela,
> Should be a dry ball joint just about to break off:
> http://www.trailerlife.com/output.cf...e=1&StartRow=1
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Angela wrote:
> >
> > .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
> >
> > My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> > right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> > between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight
vibration
> > through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> > go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> > time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> > if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> > they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> > a common Liberty problem??
> >
> > Angela
11-09-2004, 08:18 PM
#26
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message news:<cmr343$k6k$1@news.freedom2surf.net>...
> "Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
> news:cmr328$k6g$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> > I should have said, I am in the UK and have a 2.8 CRD which has Selec
> Trac.
> > Most of the time I keep it in 2 wheel drive, but I get the noise in 2
> wheel
> > drive or 4 wheel full time. I've never tried it in 4 wheel part time or 4
> > wheel low as I've never been on the cirrect surface to try.
>
>
> I should say it's NEVER been in 4 wheel P/T or 4 wheel low
Crawl up under her and check to see if a stick or something stuck in
there where the axel thingy is conected to the wheel. Front wheels
have an extra set of U-joints exposed. You do not have tumble weeds
but I am sure there is plenty of other road debris over there. It
would be unusual but not unheard of for something to get caught in
there.
While you are up under there grab the axel and see if you can twist is
by hand - actually, make sure that it does not have any play in it.
If a quick visual inspection finds nothing then take it to a dealer
pronto. My TJ started making a scraching sound at one particular
speed from the left front wheel, turned out to be a bearing.
Regularly spend time under your four wheel drive. Any time it is in a
shop and up on a lift give the undersides a good visual inspection.
It is kinda fun. Enjoy your Liberty!
> "Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
> news:cmr328$k6g$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> > I should have said, I am in the UK and have a 2.8 CRD which has Selec
> Trac.
> > Most of the time I keep it in 2 wheel drive, but I get the noise in 2
> wheel
> > drive or 4 wheel full time. I've never tried it in 4 wheel part time or 4
> > wheel low as I've never been on the cirrect surface to try.
>
>
> I should say it's NEVER been in 4 wheel P/T or 4 wheel low
Crawl up under her and check to see if a stick or something stuck in
there where the axel thingy is conected to the wheel. Front wheels
have an extra set of U-joints exposed. You do not have tumble weeds
but I am sure there is plenty of other road debris over there. It
would be unusual but not unheard of for something to get caught in
there.
While you are up under there grab the axel and see if you can twist is
by hand - actually, make sure that it does not have any play in it.
If a quick visual inspection finds nothing then take it to a dealer
pronto. My TJ started making a scraching sound at one particular
speed from the left front wheel, turned out to be a bearing.
Regularly spend time under your four wheel drive. Any time it is in a
shop and up on a lift give the undersides a good visual inspection.
It is kinda fun. Enjoy your Liberty!
11-09-2004, 08:18 PM
#27
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message news:<cmr343$k6k$1@news.freedom2surf.net>...
> "Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
> news:cmr328$k6g$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> > I should have said, I am in the UK and have a 2.8 CRD which has Selec
> Trac.
> > Most of the time I keep it in 2 wheel drive, but I get the noise in 2
> wheel
> > drive or 4 wheel full time. I've never tried it in 4 wheel part time or 4
> > wheel low as I've never been on the cirrect surface to try.
>
>
> I should say it's NEVER been in 4 wheel P/T or 4 wheel low
Crawl up under her and check to see if a stick or something stuck in
there where the axel thingy is conected to the wheel. Front wheels
have an extra set of U-joints exposed. You do not have tumble weeds
but I am sure there is plenty of other road debris over there. It
would be unusual but not unheard of for something to get caught in
there.
While you are up under there grab the axel and see if you can twist is
by hand - actually, make sure that it does not have any play in it.
If a quick visual inspection finds nothing then take it to a dealer
pronto. My TJ started making a scraching sound at one particular
speed from the left front wheel, turned out to be a bearing.
Regularly spend time under your four wheel drive. Any time it is in a
shop and up on a lift give the undersides a good visual inspection.
It is kinda fun. Enjoy your Liberty!
> "Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
> news:cmr328$k6g$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> > I should have said, I am in the UK and have a 2.8 CRD which has Selec
> Trac.
> > Most of the time I keep it in 2 wheel drive, but I get the noise in 2
> wheel
> > drive or 4 wheel full time. I've never tried it in 4 wheel part time or 4
> > wheel low as I've never been on the cirrect surface to try.
>
>
> I should say it's NEVER been in 4 wheel P/T or 4 wheel low
Crawl up under her and check to see if a stick or something stuck in
there where the axel thingy is conected to the wheel. Front wheels
have an extra set of U-joints exposed. You do not have tumble weeds
but I am sure there is plenty of other road debris over there. It
would be unusual but not unheard of for something to get caught in
there.
While you are up under there grab the axel and see if you can twist is
by hand - actually, make sure that it does not have any play in it.
If a quick visual inspection finds nothing then take it to a dealer
pronto. My TJ started making a scraching sound at one particular
speed from the left front wheel, turned out to be a bearing.
Regularly spend time under your four wheel drive. Any time it is in a
shop and up on a lift give the undersides a good visual inspection.
It is kinda fun. Enjoy your Liberty!
11-09-2004, 08:18 PM
#28
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message news:<cmr343$k6k$1@news.freedom2surf.net>...
> "Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
> news:cmr328$k6g$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> > I should have said, I am in the UK and have a 2.8 CRD which has Selec
> Trac.
> > Most of the time I keep it in 2 wheel drive, but I get the noise in 2
> wheel
> > drive or 4 wheel full time. I've never tried it in 4 wheel part time or 4
> > wheel low as I've never been on the cirrect surface to try.
>
>
> I should say it's NEVER been in 4 wheel P/T or 4 wheel low
Crawl up under her and check to see if a stick or something stuck in
there where the axel thingy is conected to the wheel. Front wheels
have an extra set of U-joints exposed. You do not have tumble weeds
but I am sure there is plenty of other road debris over there. It
would be unusual but not unheard of for something to get caught in
there.
While you are up under there grab the axel and see if you can twist is
by hand - actually, make sure that it does not have any play in it.
If a quick visual inspection finds nothing then take it to a dealer
pronto. My TJ started making a scraching sound at one particular
speed from the left front wheel, turned out to be a bearing.
Regularly spend time under your four wheel drive. Any time it is in a
shop and up on a lift give the undersides a good visual inspection.
It is kinda fun. Enjoy your Liberty!
> "Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
> news:cmr328$k6g$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> > I should have said, I am in the UK and have a 2.8 CRD which has Selec
> Trac.
> > Most of the time I keep it in 2 wheel drive, but I get the noise in 2
> wheel
> > drive or 4 wheel full time. I've never tried it in 4 wheel part time or 4
> > wheel low as I've never been on the cirrect surface to try.
>
>
> I should say it's NEVER been in 4 wheel P/T or 4 wheel low
Crawl up under her and check to see if a stick or something stuck in
there where the axel thingy is conected to the wheel. Front wheels
have an extra set of U-joints exposed. You do not have tumble weeds
but I am sure there is plenty of other road debris over there. It
would be unusual but not unheard of for something to get caught in
there.
While you are up under there grab the axel and see if you can twist is
by hand - actually, make sure that it does not have any play in it.
If a quick visual inspection finds nothing then take it to a dealer
pronto. My TJ started making a scraching sound at one particular
speed from the left front wheel, turned out to be a bearing.
Regularly spend time under your four wheel drive. Any time it is in a
shop and up on a lift give the undersides a good visual inspection.
It is kinda fun. Enjoy your Liberty!
11-09-2004, 08:59 PM
#29
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Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
check your power steering fluid level
old john
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
news:cmqui0$iom$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
>
> My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight vibration
> through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> a common Liberty problem??
>
> Angela
>
>
>
old john
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
news:cmqui0$iom$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
>
> My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight vibration
> through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> a common Liberty problem??
>
> Angela
>
>
>
11-09-2004, 08:59 PM
#30
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Posts: n/a
Re: A girlie Liberty question....................
check your power steering fluid level
old john
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
news:cmqui0$iom$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
>
> My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight vibration
> through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> a common Liberty problem??
>
> Angela
>
>
>
old john
"Angela" <anyoldmail@gmail.takethisout.com> wrote in message
news:cmqui0$iom$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> .............but as I'm a girl it's allowed.
>
> My 6 month old Liberty has develeoped an intermittent noise when turning
> right (and very very occaisionally left). I can only describe it as a
cross
> between a grinding noise and a whine. I can feel a very slight vibration
> through the steering wheel as well. Sometimes it happens a lot, then I
can
> go for days with nothing, I can't even figure out what brings it on.
Every
> time I have take in to the dealership it doesn't happen (of course!!!)
even
> if it has been doing it a lot that day. They say until they can hear it
> they wont be able to tell what it is. Does anybody have any clues? Is
this
> a common Liberty problem??
>
> Angela
>
>
>
