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jack one side of the car up if it get worse jack the other side up
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Move axle sideways until it lines up.
Panhard rod moves the axles in an axis.
Use ratchet straps and if possible use an assistant as it might take a bit of wiggling.
Panhard rod moves the axles in an axis.
Use ratchet straps and if possible use an assistant as it might take a bit of wiggling.
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They'll be ok.
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Thanks Mate, was not looking forward to changing them.
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The end of the bush is always going to get a bit of stick as you knock it in between the lugs.
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Jacking one side up made slightly better, after an hour or so of fiddling with bars ect nudging it up, down side to side it finally tapped in. thought Id broke my knuckles at one point but never mind it was worth it, Love it when a plan comes together.
Need to clean up and paint the tie bar thingy next then get steering damper.
Need to clean up and paint the tie bar thingy next then get steering damper.
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Tremendous, pleased you got the panhard rod fitted ok.Jacking one side up made slightly better, after an hour or so of fiddling with bars ect nudging it up, down side to side it finally tapped in. thought Id broke my knuckles at one point but never mind it was worth it, Love it when a plan comes together.
Need to clean up and paint the tie bar thingy next then get steering damper.
That's the steering track rod and steering damper in your second picture
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Thanks, it looks good enough to refurb, as they are quite dear to buy, will get a new damper though.Tremendous, pleased you got the panhard rod fitted ok.
That's the steering track rod and steering damper in your second picture
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it would have only helped a little as youve no weight, i forgot it was just a chassis, i usually fit engine and transmission firstJacking one side up made slightly better, after an hour or so of fiddling with bars ect nudging it up, down side to side it finally tapped in. thought Id broke my knuckles at one point but never mind it was worth it, Love it when a plan comes together.
Need to clean up and paint the tie bar thingy next then get steering damper.
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The steering track rod should be fine. Just clean it up and paint it. Check the resistance of the damper, it might be ok too!
