My 2004 Overland CRD has been experiencing a violent steering vibration at highway speeds.
On a recent return journey from Melbourne to Rockhampton this occurred about 6 times. Brighton Chrysler has since attempted to address this by fitting a plate to the transmission they claimed would stop oil dripping onto a “transmission connecting points” that upset the computer's body management system.
However the problem was again experienced today at 100 kmh on the Monash Freeway.
The vibration feels like a flat tyre and the only way to stop it (and other weird problems including the intermittent loss of cruise control and sluggishness changing up in gears) is to stop the vehicle, place it in park.
Once you shift back to drive, all problems immediately disappear and may not re-appear for hundreds of Ks (we drive about 250k today with no further problems).
Has anybody else had this problem with their CRD??
What was the solution??
Does anyone know about this “transmission connector” problem??
Any information will be appreciated as it will help me discuss this further with the dealer.
Cheers …Ian M
On a recent return journey from Melbourne to Rockhampton this occurred about 6 times. Brighton Chrysler has since attempted to address this by fitting a plate to the transmission they claimed would stop oil dripping onto a “transmission connecting points” that upset the computer's body management system.
However the problem was again experienced today at 100 kmh on the Monash Freeway.
The vibration feels like a flat tyre and the only way to stop it (and other weird problems including the intermittent loss of cruise control and sluggishness changing up in gears) is to stop the vehicle, place it in park.
Once you shift back to drive, all problems immediately disappear and may not re-appear for hundreds of Ks (we drive about 250k today with no further problems).
Has anybody else had this problem with their CRD??
What was the solution??
Does anyone know about this “transmission connector” problem??
Any information will be appreciated as it will help me discuss this further with the dealer.
Cheers …Ian M
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