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Mattyj
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Drop links
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10 August 2014, 12:22 »
Are they prone to failure? Getting a sort of clunk click on turning and braking
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Snoopy
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Geoff.
Re: Drop links
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16 August 2014, 23:31 »
The simple answer is I dont know. I know I change alot of them on other cars I fix so I exept they are no better. You will have to get it on a lift and check were the free play is causing the clunk.
Guess you found the issue anyway as it was the subframe bolts.
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RocketRossUK
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Re: Drop links
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18 August 2014, 09:08 »
They are only prone to fail if they have too much stress on them, either ARB's or ultra stiff / low suspension.
PS: are you on air?
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Dipesh2031
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Options bae?
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18 August 2014, 18:12 »
I'm getting a clunking noise, when I go over sleeping policemen... on the passenger side, I'm guessing drop links, I hope its covered in warranty
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Mattyj
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Re: Drop links
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19 August 2014, 08:58 »
Yes mate i'm on air
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Dipesh2031
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Re: Drop links
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20 August 2014, 00:06 »
could be giving them lots of stress when you air out to park? as the bushings add resistance to the ARB when pushing it?
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Mattyj
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20 August 2014, 00:51 »
Yea of course mate could well be but wondered on common faults
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