boost mad

ah, im with you now. no air tools here. the problem iwas having is i could get the bolts upto the nut, but after acouple of turns it would turn no more. I think its jusst a matter of getting the bolt up 100% straight which i must not be doing.

sorry tony,not quite with you ( itsbeen along day lol )

by tied nut im guessing you mean the one that is incased by the chassis rail that is unreachable? It moves from side to side but doesnt spin . The haynes manual make changing the front lower arms look so easy lol

Nice one Tony, im off work tomorrow trying to bolt up my front subframe as the bolt just wont go back in lol

you sure can, you must be the one company i feel safe in the hands of. you are a few miles from me but imsure we can sort something. Just normal ones, havnt done alot of miles since having them fitted yet

OK, so the problem goes like this ive got a mk3 mondeo tdci. When i first got it it had uneven tyre wear, and a problem on the rear i can only discribe as the body moving sepertaly from the suspension. i.e if i hit a bump or pothole etc with one of the rear wheels the body would move in that direction. hit a hole with the left rear wheel, the body will lurch left, and same with the other side ( left is much worse tho ) Knowing that the rear subframe bushes are a common problem on the MK3 i enlisted fords services with fitting new ones. This didnt solve the problem. So upto WIM i went After being made feel very welcome, and being talked through everything it turned out both front and rear subframes were out and as was every other possible geo setting. I left Wim very pleased with what they had done for me and showed me with regards to what they had done. Tyre wear gone, wandering gone,buti still have this problem at the back. The only thing i can put it down to is a slightly bent arm ( as there are 3, 2 going to the subframe, and one going forward ). all bushes look fine to me ( and to ford apparently lol ). Help me shine some light on this ..... please