Generally what’s the most likely cause of tear siting low

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Apr 15th, 2024, 17:54

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Othen

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Location: Corby del Sol

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Originally Posted by 2011dandd

Hi guys as the title suggests.....
What is the most likely cause for the rear of my 240 estate sitting very low even without load?
I have read that rear trailing arm bushes could be likely. But do the springs start to loose there spring?

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Try these (for free) and see if they solve the issue if you like:

https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showp...23&postcount=1

You could have these swapped over in an hour… you are just down the road from Corby del Sol.

Addendum: I’ve just noticed the OP was nearly 4 years ago - silly me!

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Last edited by Othen; Apr 15th, 2024 at 17:57.

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