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Front subframe front left oval mount positioning

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Old Sep 7th, 2016, 04:16   #11
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Old Sep 8th, 2016, 21:36   #12
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I've had the bushes best part of 2 years nearly, from parts for volvos so I think probably Professional Parts (scantech) got poly inserts in them as well but haven't fitted the other three as first one just wouldn't sit fully home no matter how much force was applied, hence me thinking it probably does need an oval one on that peg??

Think only the first ipd batch of poly inserts had a fourth one that was different, everyone else since who have made them they are all identical. If it didn't go fully home probably partially collapsed bush, dirt in there or you it broke up and blocked itself upon pressing it in? First one I did that and broke up, had to prise the bits out and get another set.
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Old Sep 8th, 2016, 21:45   #13
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Have added inserts to the 2 front bushes now.
One of them was oval and the insert fitted into that in the same way as into the round bushes.

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Having had chance to get back under it and have a look (managed to put my back out day of first post!!) It appears that there are only two locating pins on the chassis both on the left side! So having looked at it I'd say oval is probably many to go for and aft.
Will hopefully get it back in later today, once I've fitted the new antiroll bar to the subframe.
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Have added inserts to the 2 front bushes now.
One of them was oval and the insert fitted into that in the same way as into the round bushes.

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Think you've misunderstood when I was saying I couldn't get the bush in I meant couldn't get the new subframe bush to sit up into the subframe, not struggled to get the inserts into the bush, that bit was easy.
Hopefully with the upgrades fitted and 4 wheel aligned it might stop trying to throw me into a ditch every five seconds!!
At least I hope it will....
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So having looked at it I'd say oval is probably many to go for and aft.
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Thats what I said.... I have one as an ornament in the back garden & had a look
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Had already fitted my bushes to the subframe by that point I took a punt and put it in at 45 degrees so it should go on fine. I hope 😄
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