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basically at service, they had to tighten up the linkage bar... presume this is the one that comes up to meet the damper (coilover in my case)
they blamed it on being left loose when suspension was changed, however this was incorrect... as me/my dad/ed put them in, and the it was laser tracked a week or so after that, so they would have checked it
anyway, it came loose by itself it seems
they solved this at ther service (it had given me too much camber, and was over wearing my front tyres)
since then though, problem seems to have returned, as can hear a clunk from that corner when parking...
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it didnt pop off... just comes loose...
seems it gives too much -ve camber (presumed from tyre wear on insdie edge)
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+1jpmilling wrote: rob if the nut is still tight then the knuckle might be worn on the anti-roll bar link, or the knuckle on the track rod end. common to get clonking from these when turning. sometimes over tightening things can make it worse. lowering cars will always put these parts under more stress.
+1readie si wrote: i had he same problem on the martini foci just get some new ones its not a big job and there not expensive
cheers for pointers guys!
will be home a bit earlier for work today, so will have a look at what's really going on, as havent looked for myself yet... hopefully nothing too critical!
need to solve whatever it is, as cant be driving round with too much camber with the miles i do, ans ill be going through rubber like no tomorrow!
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they both have a bit of movement on the rubber bushes, but i think thats as it should be (damping)
look like they done up pretty firm
might be a steerring knuckle clicking or the link bar pinging off the body, cos it looks pretty close atm. need a proper look under with it jacked up
did find a load of oil crap down front of engine below oil filter. presume this is from dirty mechanic work, as oil is only a few weeks old so would still be clear, doesnt look like a leak, but wd40'd the area and gave a clean, and see if it comes back tomo, but oil level rarely changes, so probs just filth
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