Naks Posted January 15, 2022 Share Posted January 15, 2022 Hi all, This happened twice in two days, after starting the car the first time in the day (ambient +-34C). Video: It doesn't happen after driving around and then starting the car again. I went past my mech yesterday, and he tightened the bolts on the brake booster. They were not loose, but there was some give in them. Funnily enough, I saw the replies to my question on another two forums, and got similar feedback. Someone posted this TSB, which affects the booster, it may be helpful to others: https://www.rrsport.co.uk/gallery/albums/userpics/23569/SB-10106336-9340.pdf "Reference: SSM72903 Models: Range Rover/ L405 Range Rover Sport/ L494 Title: Air Leak Noise When Brake Pedal Is Pressed Category: Chassis Last modified: 29-Jul-2016 00:00:00 Symptom: 301000 Service Brake System Attachments: D7u Booster Fixings Secure Sequence.pdf (D7u Booster Fixings Secure Sequence.pdf) ContentIssue: Air-leak noise when brake pedal is pressed. Cause: Low or high clamp load on brake servo fixings. Action: If an air-leak noise is exhibited during brake pedal depression, then slacken the 4 fixings off and re-torque to 24Nm. Ensure when torquing you follow the pattern detailed in the attachment. Re-apply the torque (following the attached pattern) a second time 30 minutes later to ensure the fixings have not relaxed. If the noise is still present then please progress with replacement of the component." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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