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The near side rear is sitting very low, a couple of friends at work have suggested a couple of things..... any ideas from you guys who may have had the same issue?
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Possibly, a broken torsion bar.
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22-05-2013, 01:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 22-05-2013, 01:28 AM by dec913scuba.)
Bugger
Is this going to be an expensive one!
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Usually, especially with UK rust locking the torsion bar in place. Check the breakers; see if you can pick up a whole beam for £100 or so with 90 days' warranty.
A rebuilt exchange beam is £350+ and you may not get a full core credit with a broken bar in it.
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Brilliant, just what I needed!!!
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Disaster always has a sense of occasion.
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