UPDATE!!! Dealer finally found the cause of the popping noise after they've replaced two lower control arms, wheel hub bearing, and front cv axle. It was a bad driver side stabilizer link which had a lot of play on it. Glad the issue is finally resolved and over with.
I have the exact same sound on my passenger side , except I’ve replaced both sway bars, inner and outer tie rods , upper and lower control arms , shocks, struts. And i still havent fixed the noise
Got a very similar noise no play on any of the suspension bushes etc but only seems to happen when cornering at low speeds under 25mph! So frustrating went straight through MOT nothing wrong! On this video it does sound like another one I’ve watched on here and in the end the chap found out the tpms had fell off inside the wheel????
@@viptouge20 yea mine too I’m going to replace the anti roll bar bushes even though there’s no obvious play but look worn on the edges.had mot came back ok checked all other suspension components no play anywhere so annoying.just don’t want to take it to the garage and they start replacing everything!!!
I have this noise on a Tesla Model S with the same steering rack. I have new swaybar links, control arms both upper and lower and new inner and outer tie rod ends. I still have the same noise you have when turning steering wheel and moving from being stopped or even stopped and turning the steering wheel left to right. I even changed the lower i shaft and the noise is still there. I think it maybe the belt in the steering rack because the rack is the only thing that is the same to my knowldege on the range rovers and the tesla model s.
@@alanmilligan3874 no luck but im planning on replcing the lower arm both side just incase the bushing has already worn out and thats the cause of the sound. If its not lower arm then might start replacing the tie rod or sway bar
Same! I took my Rover to 3 shops. Land Rover had my car for a month and a half claiming its the wheel bearing which they replaced. Still having the same popping noise. AT this point it fells like I'm forced to live with it.
@@viptouge20 I've been told so many different things that it could be from multiple mechanics, and it's anything from the motor mount to the wheel hub. But I can only replace so much at once (because money) and process of elimination has only ever told me what it's not. But at the rate I'm going, I'm going to end up with a new vehicle lol. It's beyond frustrating at this point.
@@phreaksangel3584 Yeah, I already replaced two lower control arms before the wheel bearing. There's a little play in the cv axle but I hate to spend $1,000 on a new axle just to find out the issue's still there. If you do find out your issue one day, please let me know!
For all those still have the car there is a small controller next to the gear selector small round keep it up.. don’t push it down… keep up!! Problem sorted 😊 you will never hear again 😊😊
UPDATE!!! Dealer finally found the cause of the popping noise after they've replaced two lower control arms, wheel hub bearing, and front cv axle. It was a bad driver side stabilizer link which had a lot of play on it. Glad the issue is finally resolved and over with.
WhT was the cost?
So they replaced a bunch of things that didn’t need replacing? That gets expensive.
@JetFire9 they probably knew and wanted more money
I have the exact same sound on my passenger side , except I’ve replaced both sway bars, inner and outer tie rods , upper and lower control arms , shocks, struts. And i still havent fixed the noise
@@trynityjackson2769still nothing fixed it?
Could be sway bar link, can you video the upperside of the swaybar link
I am experiencing the same “cracking” noise when grade changes or turns are made at low speeds. Any ideas yet?
he update it about a month ago... "It was a bad driver side stabilizer link which had a lot of play on it"
Got a very similar noise no play on any of the suspension bushes etc but only seems to happen when cornering at low speeds under 25mph! So frustrating went straight through MOT nothing wrong!
On this video it does sound like another one I’ve watched on here and in the end the chap found out the tpms had fell off inside the wheel????
Yeah, I saw that video. My tpms is secured so that's not my issue sadly as that would be an easy fix.
@@viptouge20 yea mine too I’m going to replace the anti roll bar bushes even though there’s no obvious play but look worn on the edges.had mot came back ok checked all other suspension components no play anywhere so annoying.just don’t want to take it to the garage and they start replacing everything!!!
Keep the small rotators up and problem sorted!! Will only make that noise if you have the selection in automatic mode control
Did that popping feels from middle of the car as well?
I currently have this same exact problem. Did you ever figure out what it was?
Its either cv joint or stabilizer my guess is stabilizer hope it helps you out a bit @Ben-ug6tc
I have this noise on a Tesla Model S with the same steering rack. I have new swaybar links, control arms both upper and lower and new inner and outer tie rod ends. I still have the same noise you have when turning steering wheel and moving from being stopped or even stopped and turning the steering wheel left to right. I even changed the lower i shaft and the noise is still there. I think it maybe the belt in the steering rack because the rack is the only thing that is the same to my knowldege on the range rovers and the tesla model s.
I think im having the same issue pop sound whne turning still trying to figure out what exactly causing it not sure if its the tie rod
Hi Yamin, any luck in tracking that noise? Thanks...
@@alanmilligan3874 no luck but im planning on replcing the lower arm both side just incase the bushing has already worn out and thats the cause of the sound. If its not lower arm then might start replacing the tie rod or sway bar
@@yaminasli Ever figure it out? I have the same noise
@@KingIrvXL he update it about a month ago... "It was a bad driver side stabilizer link which had a lot of play on it"
what it could be ??
Axle??
what did you find?
@@rrcar3120 he update it about a month ago... "It was a bad driver side stabilizer link which had a lot of play on it"
My jeep does this same thing and NOBODY seems to know what it is
Same! I took my Rover to 3 shops. Land Rover had my car for a month and a half claiming its the wheel bearing which they replaced. Still having the same popping noise. AT this point it fells like I'm forced to live with it.
@@viptouge20 I've been told so many different things that it could be from multiple mechanics, and it's anything from the motor mount to the wheel hub. But I can only replace so much at once (because money) and process of elimination has only ever told me what it's not. But at the rate I'm going, I'm going to end up with a new vehicle lol. It's beyond frustrating at this point.
@@phreaksangel3584 Yeah, I already replaced two lower control arms before the wheel bearing. There's a little play in the cv axle but I hate to spend $1,000 on a new axle just to find out the issue's still there. If you do find out your issue one day, please let me know!
@@viptouge20 Did you ever figure it out? I have the same issue
@@KingIrvXL Hey, still haven't figure out the issue yet but if you beat me to it please share what you did to fix it.
For all those still have the car there is a small controller next to the gear selector small round keep it up.. don’t push it down… keep up!! Problem sorted 😊 you will never hear again 😊😊
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@@MrSem0123you still have the car? And make same noise??
Yes
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