I have made two pics but unfortunately you cannot really see where the welding repair has been done as the saddle is covering the area. The left side the same.
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Differential oil leak
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Nickol
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Re: Differential oil leak
Next week has mutated to next month........
I have made two pics but unfortunately you cannot really see where the welding repair has been done as the saddle is covering the area. The left side the same.
I have made two pics but unfortunately you cannot really see where the welding repair has been done as the saddle is covering the area. The left side the same.
Gott schütze mich vorm Sturm und Wind und Autos, die aus England sind.
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Re: Differential oil leak
You mean the bump stops? And could you tell us how you determined the position of the saddles after you removed the old ones.
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Nickol
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Re: Differential oil leak
We measured the distance from the centre of the old ones before cutting them off. In any case, the original weld marks are never completely eradicated.
Yes, the bump stop covers the upper repair plate as well.
Yes, the bump stop covers the upper repair plate as well.
Gott schütze mich vorm Sturm und Wind und Autos, die aus England sind.
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