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  • MattyP
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  • Member For: 14y 4m 21d
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  • Location: Central Coast
Posted

Diff bushes or cop chip playing up

But honestly my g6et does this as well and I've Checked both of the above

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  • Member For: 19y 7m 17d
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  • Location: SW Sydney
Posted

Check your upper and lower control arm bushes, plus the swaybar links and d-bushes. How many kays has your car got on it?

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  • MattyP
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  • Member For: 14y 4m 21d
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  • Location: Central Coast
Posted

Mine has 140000kms on it with stock bushes.

Is it symptomatic of a worn bush or a ruined one?

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A worn bush is a ruined one waiting to happen...lol

It would suggest that a bushing somewhere has cracked and is allowing excessive movement or water and road grime in between the bushing and steel case

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  • Member For: 20y 7m 11d
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  • Location: Brisbane
Posted

ahhh yes the old 120k + FG creaking

I have done UCA bushes - no fix but made the car feel a whole lot better.

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The balljoints are part of the arms - so you need to replace the whole arm. Not exactly convenient but its how a lot of manufacturers are going now.

Only other thing I can think of is the strut tops - they could be wearing but there is minimal movement in them since the shock doesn't mount to the hub.

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Rang ford today about the top wishbone arms on the f6 and they wanted the vin. Rekons there are about 5 different part numbers for them. Whats the difference with the arms or is it the bushes?

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