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Rear Suspension 850

posted by  someone claiming to be Sandro on  Wed Dec 2 19:33 CST 2009 [RELATED]

Good evening,

I was changing out my summer tires with winter ones today and I noticed some play in my drivers rear wheel. I was able to wiggle it left and right a bit and followed it back through what I believe is one of the Delta Links. I had the drivers side completely jacked up with the passenger side supporting the car. As I wiggles back and forth with my hands at 9 and 3 I started following the movement along the suspension. The movement went practically to the other side of the car. I believe my problem might be what FCP Groton calls it "Rear Trailing Arm Bushing kit. ( http://www.fcpgroton.com/product-exec/product_id/17955/nm/1994_1997_Volvo_850_Turbo_Rear_Trailing_Arm_Bushing_Kit_Left_Side/category_id/190 )

Has anyone had to replace this before? Was it fairly quick; 2 hours or so? Any things I should take into account? Lastly is it common for these to fail by 243,000 miles? ('95 850 Turbo Sedan)

Thanks
Sandro





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