Subject	Sounds as if the issue is due to a type of tension rod
Posted by	jzack on February 13, 2012 at 11:04 PM
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In Reply To	Fort Benning / Columbus GA area. posted by March.Prince on February 13, 2012 at 07:31 PM
Message	bushing (old/bad design) that doesn't allow enough flex. There is one on each side of the car. If one side is bad - the other side is probably the same way (unless you are already referring to both sides?). Just wanted to mention so you are aware. Besides the parts that need replacing, you'll need new tension rods as well (or the bushings in the old rods can be replaced with a proper type). If you aren't sure what I'm referring to is right - take some pictures of the issue and post back. Helps others to understand exactly what you are trying to fix....
Follow Ups	Fort Benning / Columbus GA area. - March.Prince 19:31:52 02/13/12 Sounds as if the issue is due to a type of tension rod - jzack 23:04:31 02/13/12 That sounds about right. - March.Prince 08:18:22 02/14/12 I think so -- the round end of the rod (opposite side - jzack 19:37:34 02/14/12 well - March.Prince 09:18:51 02/15/12 Any good local garage should be able to do it. Nothing - jzack 22:53:28 02/15/12 I've had some pretty bad experiances with local shops - March.Prince 14:33:13 02/16/12
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