worn droplinks
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worn droplinks
I know this is probably a daft question, but, what are the symptoms of worn droplinks
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Neil
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Neil
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Hi neil/di,
Ive been lucky so far,( not had to change mine yet) but, from what i have read on fury in the past,worn droplinks are usually associated with clonks and clunks,and some vague feelings through the wheel... Although clonks and clunks can also be attributed to anti roll bar bushes and/or the brackets....
Ive been lucky so far,( not had to change mine yet) but, from what i have read on fury in the past,worn droplinks are usually associated with clonks and clunks,and some vague feelings through the wheel... Although clonks and clunks can also be attributed to anti roll bar bushes and/or the brackets....
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Rear drop links
Just had my rear drop links replaced as one was broken- Because of time constaints I went for the Ford Galaxy drop link option- they are a little cheaper than the mazda part although because they are marginally shorter both Droplinks were replaced. I believe though that where EU indigeneous parts can be used at no detriment to the Bongo then this will prove to be less hassle in the long run for obtaining spares- see link for part details: http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... c72d93fcc3
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