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    did it sound like your exhaust scraping on the road when driving
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    Quote Originally Posted by emm View Post
    Order the new spring retainers and we'll see if that fixes it lol.

    I've changed my suspension could i ask where the "The nut holding down the bottom of the spring retainer" is located?

    Andy
    At the very bottom of the rear spring there is a sort of conical shaped lump of metal that has a stud sticking out the bottom that passes through the bottom 'pigtail' of the spring and through the spring seat with a nut on the stud holding the lot down. There is also a locating lug that stops the cone bit turning when the nut is tightened although that usually snaps off the moment you try to loosen it meaning much swearing with molegrips through the spring trying to hold the cone bit still !.. Not actually sure what the cone bit does as the spring is unlikely to go anywhere without it !
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    Quote Originally Posted by shepbomb View Post
    did it sound like your exhaust scraping on the road when driving
    errr, no, just rattled everytime you went over small, jarring bumps.
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    Cited the rear anti-roll bar had snapped but thanks to t5pere I'm rubbing quietly again
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    Glad its now quitet buddy 5 mins to weld up and a pain in the ass to re fit with the zorst in the way

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    Glad its now quitet buddy 5 mins to weld up and a pain in the ass to re fit with the zorst in the way
    Mine hasn't broken in days....I feel left out lol

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    Mine Turned out to be the the anti rattle clips in the rear. I replaced with brand new ones and the problem has gone away.

    Sorry for hijacking the thread and cheers for the help.

    Andy


 

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