2008 LR2, BEEN HAVING A RUBBING SOUND WHEN TURNING THE STEERING WEEL, REMOVED THE CONNECTOR FROM THE HALDEX UNIT,THE SOUND IS GONE BUT THE TRANSMISSION FAULT TRACCION REDUCED AND THE TERRAIN RESPONSE SYSTEM FAULTY LIGHT SHOWS UP ON MY DASH.
WILL DESCONNECTING THE HALDEX UNIT AFFECT THE CAR

Probably. Is your caps lock button stuck on? Past: FL2 TD4 HSE Auto
Evoque SD4 Dynamic Lux Auto
Present: Audi A3 S Line.

 FL2 MY10 TD4 GS traded in at 2 years
FL2 MY13 TD4 GS Current

Steve D wrote:

Probably. Is your caps lock button stuck on?

Really

He's a new member, give the guy a break ...

Fair point Taz but I was the wrong side of a load of wobbly juice.

Anyways, don't drive around with anything disconnected. Its always needs sorting.

In your case MARANT23 you need to post with year, model, age, mileage and service history (thats not the wife). If you are high miles and the Haldex has never been serviced that would be a good starting point.

These babies need some TLC along the way just like any other vehicle, because it says LR on the bonnet (thats hood to you) it does not mean they are bullet proof and cheap to maintain as a Haldex service is going to set you back a few dollars but if you are keeping the car its money well spent.

I am sure Austen at Bell engineering in UK would be very happy to let you fly him over to do it (haldex guru, look him up using search as he has posted lots of useful advice on drive train issues).

So all that said lets get back to worrying what your President if going to do next ! Nice PR man he has just appointed, is it a new high level diplomatic term using sucker.  FL2 MY10 TD4 GS traded in at 2 years
FL2 MY13 TD4 GS Current

Thanks for your help Mr Bob, I will try educating my self
the next time I ask sutch a great mind like your self
something y have no idea about, thank you very mutch

MARANT23
No, it will not affect the car in other way than becoming a front wheel (2WD) only driven car.
And of course, the message on the dashboard.
But keep in mind that the whole drivetrain, brake and stability systems were designed for a 4WD car.
So it will have sometimes a quite strange behavior. But if you drive it carefully it will go.
I will look into the matter if I would be you...

thank you Mr. Pescaru y was told the same thing before y was just trying to verify, y can now take the car to de Stealership
and let them look at it as I am a little more inform, thank you