schnauzer bandits
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Hi had new rear leaf springs fitted a few weeks ago now found out day before I go away they are bottoming onto the bumber stops, is it still safe to drive?
I would go to a weighbridge and check you are not overloaded.Hi had new rear leaf springs fitted a few weeks ago now found out day before I go away they are bottoming onto the bumber stops, is it still safe to drive?
You don't say what van but if they look like these then as above they are assisters and look at link the same part for Fiat Peugeot CitroenHi had new rear leaf springs fitted a few weeks ago now found out day before I go away they are bottoming onto the bumber stops, is it still safe to drive?
I have a Transit based Nexxo T660 as above I changed to air bags, could I ask you why you needed new springs?Thanks to all for replying, the vehicle is a burstner nexxo on a standard transit chassis the mechanic who fitted the new springs now says they should be larger but I've had the motorhome for 13yrs and no problem before only changed because the mot showed slight wearing on the bushes. Should have left well alone.
Found a firm in Manchester who could upgrade for me.
Oh, but you can change them, also an advisory on my recent MOT.Eric think it was his spring eye bushes were worn
reported at mot advisory by the looks
It sounds like they fitted the wrong springs, lighter than what was fitted as standard!the mechanic who fitted the new springs now says they should be larger but I've had the motorhome for 13yrs and no problem before
To carry them solars ?I had new heavy duty springs fitted last year and find them a bit to stiff but s##t happens lololol.
HeheheTo carry them solars ?
No, Jeff has put a bit of weight onTo carry them solars ?
What can I comment terryNo, Jeff has put a bit of weight on