Rear Toe Adjuster Powerflex Bush fitting

[davidm8884]

I am coming to the end of a rear suspension rebuild and have fitted new bushes from Powerflex everywhere. However I have one nagging doubt about the way I have installed the Special bush used for the rear toe adjuster. this uses a special bush with a metal collar on the side that meets with the outrigger. When I have installed the bush i have only been able to fit one clear thicker washer on the RHS (just visible in the photo behind a pipe). The left hand side which is on the outrigger side has no room to fit any form of washer other than a thin black one on the inside of the collar again visible in the picture. I have installed without the clear washer on that side as there is nothing for it to sit on and it is already a tight fit. This special bush PF79 - 102S is also used on the front suspension and i am thinking that perhaps that is why they include 4 thicker washers in the pack. ? .
Anybody had any experience fitting these bushes to confirm, if I have does it correctly or am I about to take it all apart again to try and force a washer in place. I am concerned that i have the stainless steel sleeve of the bush fitted against the weld bump of the outrigger . Thanks.

[Tobs]

Seems correct - that's how I installed mine - stainless insert against the weld bump. (Note - unrelated to the adjuster bush, but since this photo was taken I added a washer either side of the diff mount bush and the chassis tubes to stop the diff mount bush sliding over the chassis mount tubes which apparently happens over time)

Edited by Tobs on Friday 5th February 20:18

Edited by Tobs on Friday 5th February 20:20

[Badgerchim]

Hi. Just installed same all round and fitted mine the same as you.

[davidm8884]

Thanks Guys that has put my mind at rest, did not want to undo those pig bolts again with the body on. I can progress to bleed the brakes and on with the next lockdown job of moving the fuse box to behind the passenger seat.

[Steve_D]

All good on the bush assembly.
Tighten the toe adjuster nut before you forget it.

Steve