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Old Oct 17th, 2022, 16:32   #31
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The car was in at the Volvo Dealership the other day to have the aux belt and tensioner done (they had to drill and tap the block because it still had the old hydraulic tensioner doh!).

They did a free health check at the same time and spotted that "...both trailing arm bushes un-bonded 3.5 will cause premature tyre wear.." and quoted £666.60

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Old Oct 17th, 2022, 16:54   #32
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They did a free health check at the same time and spotted that "...both trailing arm bushes un-bonded 3.5 will cause premature tyre wear.." and quoted [B
£666.60[/B]

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I had both mine done in August at my indy £300 fitted
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The car was in at the Volvo Dealership the other day to have the aux belt and tensioner done (they had to drill and tap the block because it still had the old hydraulic tensioner doh!).

They did a free health check at the same time and spotted that "...both trailing arm bushes un-bonded 3.5 will cause premature tyre wear.." and quoted £666.60

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Well, that £276 number I just posted was from A&T Automotive in Woking, which doesn't appear to be too far from you. Give them a call on 01483 771818
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I may do this myself but winter is coming...
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Old Oct 17th, 2022, 18:17   #35
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In this video they remove the arm first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQRz4ZPY6jE

Maybe Volvo do the same hence the evil price...
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Old Oct 18th, 2022, 20:03   #36
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Make few pics please. Step by step. Or better video
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Old Oct 19th, 2022, 08:36   #37
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In this video they remove the arm first: <...>
Maybe Volvo do the same hence the evil price...
Sometimes doing such things actually make it easier, hence cheaper.
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Old Oct 20th, 2022, 12:29   #38
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No worries, will do this after winter when it gets warmer. Sadly I don't have a garage
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Old Oct 20th, 2022, 12:34   #39
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Sometimes doing such things actually make it easier, hence cheaper.
Agreed! I'll remove them, probably, and it'll give me a chance to inspect and clean too.

Very informative (and entertaining): https://youtu.be/0XLqtqPTPlo?list=LL
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Looks not complicated. Tie rod I would also change. Cost like 15€





























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