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Hello,

Just done 180 miles on my brand new 2.0TDI 140.

This morning on the final turn into my office car park, it sounds like a small stone was picked up into my wheel arch. Then this grinding noise starts at low speed coming from front passenger wheel area.

Stopped and checked found nothing. I decided to circle in the car park very slowly to identify its exact location and after 10-20 metres it disappeared just after I went into 2nd gear.

Is there anything I should worry about? I've booked a long weekend journey so if this noise doesn't repeat after work I'd prefer not to send it to the garage.

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May also be a brake dust issue.

My V6 has a terrible screeching noise occassionally on right hand lock especially after driving in stop/start traffic for a while.

Goes away when back on motorways or cleaned with good power wash.

Certainly more evident when the car was new than now.

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Checked, nothing on calipers, nothing on front drive shafts.

Drove on 50mph roads, 20mph roads with bumpers,

Nothing. So will go on my 310 mile trip tomorrow. Fingers crossed...

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Have had a similar problem with my V6 since new. Low forward speed, turning, stops when hitting the brakes, and annoyingly intermittent ! Dealer has had wheels off, brakes apart etc, and cannot find anything wrong...

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Yes. Probably a stone in the brakes. Happens now and then..

Has happended to every car i have owned.. Just drive in reverse, brake and that bugger usually gets out.

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My previous old Corolla has this sometimes due to brake dust.

I now think it was a stone and has gone since I have done 650 miles this weekend M90-A9-A99-A9-A82-A83-A82-M8, no problem at all.  

First filling (was full tank when take delivery @12miles odo) gives 41.7mpg (Inverness Tesco, 137.9p/L) and second 54.3mpg (Glasgow BP Ultimate Diesel, 143.9p/L )!

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