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Omega General Help / Re: wishbones
« on: 18 April 2009, 04:00:17 »
Hey I've had to do this job also the other day. But I cant get the wishbones back in place, I can get the front bush alligned and attached and the ball joint but not the rear bush. I have read instructions but the rear (vertical) bush Just doesn't want to go in or allign with the subframe. Any ideas/tips? Cheers

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Omega General Help / Re: 95 omega front suspension
« on: 31 March 2009, 12:10:46 »
Thanks alot. I will check the number on the bushes. They have been replaced within 5000km by previous owner, are non-factory with blue inserts. I am unsure if they are worn or mis-alligned, do you know where the arrow is supposed to point? Also Im probably being stupid but I can't seem to find a camber adjustment how-to in the maintenance section...
Cheers
Will

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Omega General Help / 95 omega front suspension
« on: 31 March 2009, 00:33:25 »
Hi guys Im new to this forum, and based in Auckland NZ which makes it difficult to source prts or help! I bought this tidy mv6 about a year ago and soon after I noticed it chewing through front tyres, I got worse till I parked it up. It was tracking offcourse with any camber in the road, squealing in a straight line, and when I took it for an alignment they told me that they could not adjust it out as there was to much play in the front lower arm bushes. I have the lower arms out, and the horizontal bushes are not original. I found this strange as the car has only travelled 92,000 kms! Any way the bushes are alligned with the arrow horizontal facing towards the outside of the car on both sides. The bushes have much more play horizintally than vertically, does anybody know how they are meant to be allingned or have any idea as to what else the problem could be?
I have read in this section that the camber can be adjusted. How?
Much thanks
Will




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