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Disclaimer2010 Land Rover Range Rover Sport (LS) V8-5.0L SC Technical Service Bulletin # TECLTB00072 Date: 070911

Disclaimer2010 Land Rover Range Rover Sport (LS) V8-5.0L SC Technical Service Bulletin # TECLTB00072 Date: 070911



Steering - Squeaking Noise When Turning



No.: LTB00072



Issue: 1



Date: 11 Sept 2007



IF THE VEHICLE FALLS WITHIN THE AFFECTED VIN RANGE QUOTED IN LTB00021, THE REPAIRS IN THAT TECHNICAL



BULLETIN MUST BE COMPLETED AND THE SQUEAK RE-VERIFIED PRIOR TO PERFORMING THE REPAIR IN THIS TECHNICAL



BULLETIN. CLAIM THE LTB00021 REPAIR SEPARATELY



SECTION: 211-00



Steering Gear Squeak



AFFECTED VEHICLE RANGE:



Range Rover Sport (LS) VIN: 6A900290 - Onwards



CONDITION SUMMARY:



STEERING NOISE RESULTING FROM FLUID CONTAMINATION



Situation:



The customer may complain of a squeaking noise from the bulkhead area when turning the steering wheel. On affected vehicles the repairs in



LTB00021 "Steering Gear Noise" must be completed prior to evaluating this noise.



The noise level does not change with road speed but may vary depending on speed of steering wheel rotation and temperature. It is possible that the



power steering fluid has become contaminated.



Action:



Should a customer express concern, and the repair in LTB00021 on affected vehicles has been unsuccessful, flush the steering system with fresh



fluid as specified, and replace the steering gear and reservoir. Exercise caution to ensure extreme cleanliness at all stages of this repair.



PARTS



WARRANTY



FLUSH POWER STEERING SYSTEM



NOTE:



To reduce spillage of fluid on the vehicle, cover the area beneath the fluid reservoir with suitable rag.



REPAIR PROCEDURE



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1. Remove the power steering reservoir from the dovetail bracket. (Figure 1)



NOTE:



Take appropriate steps to ensure minimal fluid loss from reservoir during this process.



2. Disconnect the power steering return hose from the reservoir and plug the reservoir return port with a short plugged hose. (Position [1] Figure



2)



CAUTION:



Care must be taken to avoid kinking the hose when extending it to the drainage container.



3. Extend the removed return hose (Position [2] Figure 2) using the existing connector and enough suitable extension hose to place the outlet in a



drainage container.



4. Clamp the temporary extension with hose clamps to secure.



5. Remove the reservoir filler cap.



6. Remove the 0-ring from the filler cap and used it with a funnel fitted into the reservoir neck to ensure a tight fit.



7. Hold the funnel steady, and add the specified PS fluid until it fills the funnel approximately halfway.



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WARNING:



Feet must be clear of wheels/tires during the following operation.



NOTE:



Be prepared to carry out the filling procedure with FOUR LITERS (FOUR QUARTS) of PAS fluid simultaneously as the engine start and



steering wheel movement is performed by the assistant.



CAUTION:



Do not allow the level in the reservoir to fall below the minimum mark at any time and ensure the engine is turned off just as the full



amount of fluid has entered the reservoir, to avoid running the system dry.



8. Perform the following two steps simultaneously:



^ Have an assistant start the engine.



^ Immediately upon engine start-up begin filling the funnel/reservoir with PAS fluid ensuring that the mid-point level is maintained in the



funnel. (Figure 4)



9. Have the assistant turn the steering wheel slowly from lock to lock three times over approximately 30 seconds.



10. Continue to pour until the four liters (4 quarts) of fluid has been added (approximately 30 seconds).



11. Instruct the assistant to shut off the engine just as the final fluid is entering the reservoir.



12. Check the level in the reservoir/funnel.



13. If the level is too high (some fluid remaining in the funnel) start the engine momentarily (one or two seconds) until the fluid level falls into the



reservoir.



14. Remove funnel and discard the filler cap 0-ring.



REPLACE STEERING RACK AND RESERVOIR



NOTE:



Take appropriate steps to ensure minimal fluid loss from the reservoir during this process.



1. Siphon any remaining fluid from the reservoir and discard the removed fluid.



2. Remove the temporary return hose extension assembly used during flushing.



NOTE:



Global Technical Reference (GTR) lookup sequence is as follows:



GTR Home> NAS > Service Information/LS - Range Rover Sport, 2007>Working Manuals>Bookmark "Chassis/Steering System/211-02



Power Steering" LINK "Power Steering Fluid Reservoir - 4.2/4.4L (57.15.08)"



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3. Refer to Workshop Manual, GTR Section 211-02 and remove the old power steering fluid reservoir.



4. Carefully clean any spillage from around the area.



NOTE:



Global Technical Reference (GTR) lookup sequence is as follows:



GTR Home> NAS > Service Information/LS - Range Rover Sport, 2007> Workshop Manuals>Bookmark "Chassis/Steering



System/211-02 Power Steering" LINK "Steering Gear 4.2L (57.10.01)" or "Steering Gear 4.4L (57.10.02)"



5. Refer to Workshop Manual, GTR Section 211-02 and replace the steering gear.



6. Refer to Workshop Manual, GTR Section 211-02 and install the new power steering fluid reservoir.

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