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Pulls to the left when breaking 900

posted by  Metallo on  Sun Mar 9 10:54 CST 2025
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Hi Dave,

There is no difference between the two part numbers, also according to FCP.

Skandix makes this statement for 6819057:
For export models with an aluminum wishbone (USA). Can be installed with steel suspension arms as an enhanced alternative for European vehicles.

I measured the length of the metal core in both, it is identical: 25mm

In the meantime I have good news! The metal part of the old bushing solidified with the housing cone, but I managed to remove both layers on the back and front side, some further cleaning and the bushings now fit in!

Now, no more "groove" in the center core,it is as it should be.

Look at this image, isn't that unbelievable?

https://postimg.cc/K4n1zWn1

Alex






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