Do the powerflex bushes still need welding in place?
D dangerous dave R5gtt, 182, volvo... May 17, 2015 #2 In the past I have hear people have put a tack weld on the sleeve due to them moving in some cases.. They're pressed in, but should they move... Fail
In the past I have hear people have put a tack weld on the sleeve due to them moving in some cases.. They're pressed in, but should they move... Fail
Diagro Mazda3 2.2D 185BHP May 18, 2015 #3 It's best to tack the purple ones sleeves in place. If you don't they can move like mine did. the black ones again can be tacked to be secure. Imo it's best go do so
It's best to tack the purple ones sleeves in place. If you don't they can move like mine did. the black ones again can be tacked to be secure. Imo it's best go do so
M Mr R. ClioSport Club Member A special one. May 18, 2015 #4 The black ones do not need to be welded. A bit of loctite is fine.
Tomotek ClioSport Club Member Renault Clio 182 May 18, 2015 #5 Diagro said: It's best to tack the purple ones sleeves in place. If you don't they can move like mine did. the black ones again can be tacked to be secure. Imo it's best go do so Click to expand... I had the same issue with the purple bushed sleeves. The tack weld failed and caused a lot of play in the wishbone...... I made my own sleeves and fully welded them in though, problem solved... Couple of decent tacks on the black bush sleeves would give peace of mind though
Diagro said: It's best to tack the purple ones sleeves in place. If you don't they can move like mine did. the black ones again can be tacked to be secure. Imo it's best go do so Click to expand... I had the same issue with the purple bushed sleeves. The tack weld failed and caused a lot of play in the wishbone...... I made my own sleeves and fully welded them in though, problem solved... Couple of decent tacks on the black bush sleeves would give peace of mind though
J JackJack May 18, 2015 #6 New version doesn't need welding http://www.powerflex.co.uk/i/product_images/4-PFF60-301fi.pdf