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(Message started by: hellblue on Jul 4th, 2006, 10:09pm)

Title: Straight line stability
Post by hellblue on Jul 4th, 2006, 10:09pm
I was looking on TIS & found a TSB (1996 187) on poor straight line stability etc.,as my 97, 2.3 has this problem i had a read. It seems that from the Aug 96 modified hydro bushes & washers were fitted along with a restrictor in the bush,which as far as i can tell mine does not have,it just seems to be the rubber in its case ? any one come across this?.                                                      It also seems that Ford fitted an additional air deflector under the front bumper for this problem too ! I dont do computers to well or id post the TSB but some one might be able to??



Title: Re: Straight line stability
Post by mr._floppy on Jul 5th, 2006, 12:44am
Pardon my  dimness,       but   TIS ?    and    TSB  ?    :'(


 Modified  Hydro Bushes & washers, restrictors ?    :-/


  Fitted  on  what ?   wishbones ?    Struts ?   ???


  More   info   please. :-*

Title: Re: Straight line stability
Post by Kjetil S on Jul 5th, 2006, 5:28am
The first two are Ford Technical Information System and Technical Service Bulletin atleast  :)

Don't have time to pull up the TSB right now, otherwise I would have checked what it's all about  ;)

Title: Re: Straight line stability
Post by Meg on Jul 5th, 2006, 8:10pm
hi  as the tsb says since 08/96 modified hydro bushes have been fitted.so would say you have the modfied bushes etc fitted.you would really need to have bushes off to see the restrictors or if you look at the front of the bush you may just see a couple off flat surfaces that looks like you can put an open ended spanner on,thats the front restrictor.if thats there the back ones there as there metalastic to the bush.ps check your vin code here  http://www.fordscorpio.co.uk/dates.htm  HTH



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