Re: SER1 On Bushings And Such

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Hi Allan,

   Thanks for the advice.  Now, is this true of all
polyurethane bushings, or particular to the "Polybush"
brand?  From the sounds of it, this is a general
issue, but I thought I'd double-check.

Thanks again!
-- Adam

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>     G'Day Adam,
>     Beware the poly bushes. All seems nice and tight
> and quiet until the 
> bushes turn in the hole in the chassis. This results
> in the hole getting 
> worn and the only way to secure even the
> rubber/metal bushes is to then 
> loctite them. This leads to even more than the usual
> pain when it comes 
> time to replace them again.
>     Changing bushes always has been and will
> continue to be a pain, but 
> its not like we have to do it every year.
>     Cheers
>     Allan
>     Canberra, Australia
> 
> 
> To change subscription see
> www.landrover.net/series1/mail
> 
> 

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