Disco3 - Suspension arm play noted during MOT
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Hello, my recent MOT was completed with the following advisory info.
Nearside front lower Suspension arm has slight play in a pin/bush
Offside front lower Suspension arm has slight play in a pin/bush
Nearside front Anti-roll bar has slight play in a pin/bush
Offside front Anti-roll bar has slight play in a pin/bush
Is this impending doom and a hefty bill?
Any advice appreciated, thanks
Nearside front lower Suspension arm has slight play in a pin/bush
Offside front lower Suspension arm has slight play in a pin/bush
Nearside front Anti-roll bar has slight play in a pin/bush
Offside front Anti-roll bar has slight play in a pin/bush
Is this impending doom and a hefty bill?
Any advice appreciated, thanks
It all depends on how much you can sort out yourself.
The ARB bushes are certainly doable with a bit of time. I did all four on mine in a morning with no major issues. Bushes were £50 or so.
Front lowers are around £180 per side plus some for the bolts as they are often cut off due to corrosion, my local indie charged 4 hours to fit them.
It is worth using penetrating oil on all the nuts and bolts for a while beforehand as they can be a bit tight.
You can check on the two main D3 owners sites (Disco3Club and Disco3) for more specifics.
The ARB bushes are certainly doable with a bit of time. I did all four on mine in a morning with no major issues. Bushes were £50 or so.
Front lowers are around £180 per side plus some for the bolts as they are often cut off due to corrosion, my local indie charged 4 hours to fit them.
It is worth using penetrating oil on all the nuts and bolts for a while beforehand as they can be a bit tight.
You can check on the two main D3 owners sites (Disco3Club and Disco3) for more specifics.
Thanks very much, very helpful.
Unfortunately I'm rather hands-off when it comes to sorting the cars. I'd love to be able to roll up my sleeves, I used to work on my Minis in my teens, but work commitments and family life over 20 years have left me mechanically impotent.
Would this sort of thing be covered by a Land Rover warranty?
Thanks again
Unfortunately I'm rather hands-off when it comes to sorting the cars. I'd love to be able to roll up my sleeves, I used to work on my Minis in my teens, but work commitments and family life over 20 years have left me mechanically impotent.
Would this sort of thing be covered by a Land Rover warranty?
Thanks again
paintman said:
Dick Seaman said:
Would this sort of thing be covered by a Land Rover warranty?
Ask them. The worst they can say is 'No' but they might say 'Yes'
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