Topic: wishbones, model specific? (Read 1987 times)

v6coop · « **Reply #15 on:** 12 July 2008, 22:38:32 »

The Vauxcentre parts are not genuine, I rang and asked them. They couldn't tell me who manufactured them. I was also doubtful whether the Autovaux wishbones were Lemforder or not (as they stated) having bought them, but when I got the protective plastic off the ball joint the logo was on the rubber gaiter (owl, in a circle, in a triangle). They have the holes pre drilled for Xenons.
If you have problems with tramlining, whilst it could be exaggerated by poor wishbones, tyres or steering geometry suggest you also check the steering idler for play as well.

feeutfo · « **Reply #16 on:** 13 July 2008, 00:45:43 »

thanks for replys guys,

conclude they are same accross the range and lemforder are the the ones to go for. car has 69 k, and as i intend to keep it a while, its worth doing proper. but on the other hand had a look today with some members at the reading meet and it seems only the passenger side is bad, so do i do both or just the bad one??? :-/

markey mark · « **Reply #17 on:** 13 July 2008, 01:27:04 »

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thanks for replys guys, conclude they are same accross the range and lemforder are the the ones to go for. car has 69 k, and as i intend to keep it a while, its worth doing proper. but on the other hand had a look today with some members at the reading meet and it seems only the passenger side is bad, so do i do both or just the bad one??? :-/

change both the buggers job done then

JasonH · « **Reply #18 on:** 13 July 2008, 10:19:20 »

Do the pair. Otherwise one side will have old worn bushes and the other new tight bushes.

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