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Finally sorted out the 'horrible noise' - hopefully


After posting this http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t60459418/disaterous-first-trip-horrible-noise-when-towing/ I have finally got the mechanic out to check things out and do a full service on the wheels.  This was a fiasco in itself as I had booked the mechanic to home visit, at 9:30am, and had to take some time off work.  Come 10:00 I phoned up the caravan  place asking 'where is he'  to be told I had been booked in for a service but me bringing the van to them.  After sorting this out - the lady did remember me luckily I asked when the mechanic could get here and was told she would contact him and get back to me, at which time I found she also had my phone number down wrong as well.

Long story short I was told he needed to return to the workshop after finishing his current job and pick up the needed parts, so would be at my place around 11:00.  At 11:50 the mechanic arrived!  After doing the servicing (which I was watching) he reckoned that the original (sales) yard had set the brakes too tight, and they had heated up to cause the noise.  All up the service was around 1 1/2 hours

Due to the late hour of finishing I was unable to test tow the van as I was already a further 2 hours later for work than I had originally organised.

 



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many thanks for coming back in and letting us all know what the issue was.

glad you finally may have it sorted out.


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KFT wrote:

many thanks for coming back in and letting us all know what the issue was.

glad you finally may have it sorted out.


Yep glad to hear it's sorted also and you replied. Thanks. 



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whoa...............doesn't that sound so familiar now !!!!

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