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wojtekor
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I've just noticed that my driver's side rear wheel is seating deeper in the arch about 3cm then the passenger one. What I mean by that is that the space between the tyre and the arch is smaller on one side.
I had a hunch that was confirmed by Stuart that it's the rear spring that either snapped or just is broken. It still bounces back but much less then the other one.
I need to change the springs then, Stuart has a link to a guy in Glasgow from whom I can buy them for 20ish a piece. Not bad so I'm going to change both of them.
The question is though how hard is it to do? Well I don't have tools or knowledge to do it myself but am just wondering how much would a garage charge for changing both springs... If it's silly money I may consider asking someone a favour for some cash reward... 
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wojtekor
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doesn't really work mate  can't click nor do anything around this site and it's basically empty... there's only a banner and login fields... :/
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Tompion
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1997 2.3 Ultima estate.
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Re: Rear spring
« Reply #3 on: Jun 24th, 2009, 3:19am » |
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on Jun 24th, 2009, 12:17am, wojtekor wrote:| doesn't really work mate can't click nor do anything around this site and it's basically empty... there's only a banner and login fields... :/ |
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The same happened when I tried it, until I used the front page:
http://www.awshop.co.uk/
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ABS multiplug wheel sensor pins MK IV or MK 20
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wojtekor
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thanks Tompion! 
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wojtekor
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nope still no joy... timeout...  maybe i'll try later...
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