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gizmothedog
PostPosted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 2:28 pm Up
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Hi

has anyone done a wishbone on a 1.4 8v, front n/s?

mot station says they are a nightmare as you have to feed them in a certain direction Confused

got a Haynes manual somewhere....

any experiences?

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 24, 2014 2:30 pm Up
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oh, and i've also got a seized brake sensor on the back, apparently you can free them with a bar.....?
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I found these useful:
www.206info.co.uk/Foru...46498.html
www.206info.co.uk/Foru...t=341.html
I found taking the big Torx bolt out, nearest the front bumper, just made it that bit easier to get the ball joint out, using spring compressors would be the best bet though.
Used a 12point spanner on the torx bolts, found it easier.
Lots of topics on this but the 2 links above are the biggest help i think.
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gizmothedog
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thanks mate
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gizmothedog
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links not working mate,

might be my computer though

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hi
did this yester day
dead easy took me about a hour
need hammer. 19mmsocket,12 or 13mm spanner.a 15mm spanner and a pry bar
undo the 2 19mm nuts and take the bolts out from the top,undo pinch bolt on ball joint then pull it out
feed the new one in from the front ,replace bolts then relocate ball joint,this is where you need the bar to pull down so you can get the joint in.
give me a shout if you get stuck

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gizmothedog
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Nice one. Cheers buddy
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gizmothedog wrote:
Hi

has anyone done a wishbone on a 1.4 8v, front n/s?

mot station says they are a nightmare as you have to feed them in a certain direction Confused

Find a mechanic / garage that knows what there doing, this lot sound a bunch of idiots if they cant even do a simple 206 wishbone.

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wishbone all done....

1st one ive done and took me about an hour.

Thanks for your help

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gizmothedog
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ive noticed today that the steering is off centre. is this normal after a new wishbone?
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You'll need to get your tracking done.
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Find a 4 wheel alignment centre. Don't go to a garage that does tracking using two wheel front only system. The rear is NOT adjustable but there are so many advantages to the 4 wheel system I can't bother listing and explaining here.
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