No Drive After Wishbone replaced - Page 2

pb1jb1 · Dec 4th, 2011, 16:14

Thanks Wg53

Ive seen that garage when ive googles it; my only problem is its a it to far, the only mode of transport i have is my peddle pusher with a back wheel about to die on me :-(

Im going to give Steve Raines autoservices a call 1st thing they are based in Market Drayton and they are on the volvo owner recomended web site.

Ill post a review and costs

Good call on getting a garage done, think my days are now finished in fixing my own car, you forgot how much you need them

Not a bad price that either, just make sure they use decent wishbones otherwise ive heard they dont last.

pb1jb1 · Dec 6th, 2011, 18:18

Car back on the road again :-)

Garage said the drive shaft had been pulled away and the ball bearings had fallen out. They took it off cleaned it up and reinstalled the shaft with a new CV boot I think.
Cost £163

Dec 4th, 2011, 16:14	#11
pb1jb1 Junior Member Last Online: Apr 23rd, 2015 11:12 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: cheshire	Thanks Wg53 Ive seen that garage when ive googles it; my only problem is its a it to far, the only mode of transport i have is my peddle pusher with a back wheel about to die on me :-( Im going to give Steve Raines autoservices a call 1st thing they are based in Market Drayton and they are on the volvo owner recomended web site. Ill post a review and costs Good call on getting a garage done, think my days are now finished in fixing my own car, you forgot how much you need them Not a bad price that either, just make sure they use decent wishbones otherwise ive heard they dont last.

Dec 6th, 2011, 18:18	#12
pb1jb1 Junior Member Last Online: Apr 23rd, 2015 11:12 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: cheshire	Car back on the road again :-) Garage said the drive shaft had been pulled away and the ball bearings had fallen out. They took it off cleaned it up and reinstalled the shaft with a new CV boot I think. Cost £163

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