I had a jeep once that started doing that, turned out to be one of the anti slosh things the put in the tank that had broken of, does it do it even after u fill it up?
31st Mar 2014 9:00 pm
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31st Mar 2014 9:04 pm
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you havnt got anything stored behind/underneath the second row seats by any chance - bottle of screen wash ???
I keep all sorts of stuff behind my second row..Duncan
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31st Mar 2014 10:17 pm
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I thought I was losing it for a while - thanks Greg! Currently 2009 Disco 3 SE, 2013 MY D4 HSE and 2016 D4 SE
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1st Apr 2014 8:59 am
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Does it only happen after it's been raining a lot Never get mad - get even !!
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1st Apr 2014 9:02 am
DiscoDunc
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have you had anything to eat when this sloshing happens.
just thought, if ive had a lot to drink and nothing to eat, a sloshing sound comes from my stomach , it might be that Duncan
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1st Apr 2014 9:08 am
mickdundee
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I`ve had the same problem, definately a liquid noise & some movement. But its fairly recent, about a week before paddys day. So decided to pull the rear apart at the weekend to find the b t. Couldnt take it anymore. problem now solved !!
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Any update on the sloshing noise Narpy?
6th Apr 2014 8:33 pm
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Still not 100% but I'm starting to think it might possibly be the rear spoiler.
I can get my fingers inside the rear tailgate ( upper ) and it is dry but I reversed yesterday and a small amount of water appeared on the rear glass on the outside.
I think the rear spoiler is holding water but I'm still not certain. If it is, I can't understand how it got in there but I might drill a little drain hole to see what happens. Mods:
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6th Apr 2014 8:37 pm
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Well they are famed for retaining water, so it would not be too surprising.
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Still can't work out if it is that, how the hell did the water get in? Mods:
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6th Apr 2014 8:52 pm
Narpy
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I have today confirmed the water was in the rear spoiler.
I removed the black trim panel on the inside of the tailgate and fed a flexi pipe into the cavity in the spoiler. First suck found nothing but feeding the pipe in further and sucking again saw around half a litre of clean water removed from the cavity.
Water can only get in during driving by being pushed up into the only cavity entrance on the panel that replaces the old high line brake light so this will be sealed up with more clear sealant than I had previously used and see if it stops it filling up again. Mods:
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Long Roof Rails
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t. Couldnt take it anymore. problem now solved !!
