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Common Problems with the
2022–2023 McLaren 720S / 765LT

We've identified 1 known issue that can affect the 2022–2023 McLaren 720S / 765LT. 1 of these are serious faults that could be expensive to repair.

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The 2022–2023 period has an average number of reported issues compared to other McLaren 720S / 765LT year periods.

All Known Issues

Accumulator Failure (PCC II)

SeriousSuspension & Chassis

The nitrogen-filled hydraulic accumulators that manage roll and pitch eventually fail, leading to a harsh ride and suspension warnings.

Most affected: All Super Series models

Estimated cost: £1,500–£2,200Affects: 2017–2023Often appears around: 15k-30k miles

Typical symptoms

  • •Suspension Fault warning
  • •Excessively bouncy or harsh ride
  • •Power steering pump whining

What to inspect before you buy

  • ✓Drive the car over a series of small bumps at moderate speed
  • ✓Listen for hydraulic pump strain when selecting lifting modes

Buying Tips for the 2022 McLaren 720S / 765LT

  • ✓Check the Gorilla Glass roof panels and C-pillars for any stress cracks
  • ✓Verify the ride quality is supple; a "bouncy" or harsh ride indicates failed accumulators
  • ✓Ensure the active rear wing (Airbrake) operates smoothly through its full range of motion
  • ✓Look for evidence of the latest software updates to the PCC II system
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