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supershuttle



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Slow drive take up

I've noticed that when turning and pulling away, from slowing down but not stopping(roundabouts for example), the engine sometimes revs but no immediate drive then it kicks in with a bit of a clunk and all is well.
Anyone else experienced this or have any thoughts, it's due a service soon could it be fluid levels? Geoff
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something is slipping geoff, transfer box maybe... ... - .- -.




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Post #110878 4th Mar 2012 10:33pm
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bozmandb9



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Get the gearbox oil level and condition checked asap! Neutral Range Rover-less at the moment - Pining!
Post #110880 4th Mar 2012 10:35pm
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Lolo



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Are u saying that there is a delay before the car takes off..? If so, few years ago my new audi had that problem, they told me it was the Ecu settings or something like that, they reset it and all was good..
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Richcl



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Gearbox Oil level!!!
Post #110922 5th Mar 2012 8:27am
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