huffhuff · Mar 29, 2016

Hi all,

Please forgive my ignorance.

I'm slowly working my way through the very long list of MOT failures and this one has got me... "...nearside front upper Tie bar/rod rubber bush deteriorated resulting in excessive movement (2.4.G.2)...". Is this another name for track rods? Regardless, what am I needing to buy/fit?

Ta muchly in advance

Turboman · Mar 29, 2016

huffhuff said:
Hi all,

Please forgive my ignorance.

I'm slowly working my way through the very long list of MOT failures and this one has got me... "Tie bar/rod rubber bush deteriorated resulting in excessive movement...". Is this another name for track rods? Regardless, what am I needing to buy/fit?

Ta muchly in advance

Might mean the radius arms. Or even Panhard rod.
If it was tres I think they would say.

mojo247 · Mar 29, 2016

Not being funny, but wouldn't the garage be able to tell you?

huffhuff · Mar 29, 2016

mojo247 said:
Not being funny, but wouldn't the garage be able to tell you?

I guess they could, but I haven't seen them face-to-face to ask. They dropped my car back whilst I was on holiday...

I'm not familiar with the term so assume, like may things, land rovers have their own name for things or vice-versa. Hence asking the collective here...

West Slope Rover · Mar 29, 2016

Turboman said:
Might mean the radius arms. Or even Panhard rod.
If it was tres I think they would say.

That's my thought, too. There are no bushes on the tie rod or drag link.

blue beasty · Mar 29, 2016

Get under the nearside with a crowbar and you'll find the same thing they did?

huffhuff · Mar 29, 2016

blue beasty said:
Get under the nearside with a crowbar and you'll find the same thing they did?

Ha, that's the obvious answer. But, it's currently a good few miles away in a lockup whilst it's off the road. Wanted to order the parts today. Never mind, it can wait...

Cheers

Turboman · Mar 29, 2016

huffhuff said:
Ha, that's the obvious answer. But, it's currently a good few miles away in a lockup whilst it's off the road. Wanted to order the parts today. Never mind, it can wait...

Cheers

When you get to the vehicle, get someone to sit in the drivers seat and wobble the wheel from side to side. Grip the ends of the panhard rod with your fingers, any play in that is obvious.
If it is panhard rod, the bushes are only a few quid, you will probably need them sometime anyway.

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Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

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