R Raify Active member Kent May 26, 2011 #1 For a non-mechanic? I was bored last night and jacked up my car to have a look (25k miles ish 56 plate) I couldn't see anything obvious, but is it something that only an expert can spot?
For a non-mechanic? I was bored last night and jacked up my car to have a look (25k miles ish 56 plate) I couldn't see anything obvious, but is it something that only an expert can spot?
G ga41 Veteran Paphos May 26, 2011 #2 if you removed the wheels then it's very easy to see. Here's mine for comparison:
C cj10jeeper Lifer Lichfield, England May 26, 2011 #3 Jacked up they should be fairly easy to spot. Most likely you will see the top inch or 2 of the final coil missing. Somethimes bottom coil. Most people never see or know it unless they hear a piece fly out or it fails and MOT, so don't worry
Jacked up they should be fairly easy to spot. Most likely you will see the top inch or 2 of the final coil missing. Somethimes bottom coil. Most people never see or know it unless they hear a piece fly out or it fails and MOT, so don't worry
R Raify Active member Kent May 26, 2011 #4 Sweet Baby Jesus. That's a proper crack! Thanks for the photo's, it puts my mind at rest. I was worried it was some sort of hairline crack thing.
Sweet Baby Jesus. That's a proper crack! Thanks for the photo's, it puts my mind at rest. I was worried it was some sort of hairline crack thing.
G GCB Member May 26, 2011 #5 Has anyone who has had eibach springs fitted: a)Had them crack? b)Noticed any difference in handling?
Has anyone who has had eibach springs fitted: a)Had them crack? b)Noticed any difference in handling?