badlander
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It looks like you can buy the rubber bushing separately. Just need to walk back to where it happened and look for the bolt....
But it sits inside a slot in the subframe, so the bush can't come out. There's something amiss here, as it doesn't look like the tie bar is in the correct place in the subframe.It looks like you can buy the rubber bushing separately. Just need to walk back to where it happened and look for the bolt....
I don't know how it's supposed to be , but it looks like the bolt has come out, and the rubber, and one end has dropped down and is now rubbing on the driveshaft cup, of course there is the possibility that the garage didn't put it back together right when they fitted the IRD ? I am guessing it popped out of the slot when I pulled away quicklyBut it sits inside a slot in the subframe, so the bush can't come out. There's something amiss here, as it doesn't look like the tie bar is in the correct place in the subframe.
Thanks, that's what I suspect also .I'll take it off and drive it the 500 yards to the garage that did it today.My guess is bolt not fitted correctly when IRD changed.
Looked again. Looks like large end is in small end and small end is in large end fixing. Check the correct photo against your car.
I don't think that is possible - big end won't fit in little end bracket.Looked again. Looks like large end is in small end and small end is in large end fixing. Check the correct photo against your car.
I think you're right , I'm sure I tried both waysI don't think that is possible - big end won't fit in little end bracket.
I'm trying to get my head around the pics, I keep thinking the tie rod is bolted to the engine not the IRD bracket. Pics can be confusing.
Can't come out unless the garage doesn't tighten the bolt up.....But it sits inside a slot in the subframe, so the bush can't come out. There's something amiss here, as it doesn't look like the tie bar is in the correct place in the subframe.
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