Fitting lower arms

[greeneyes25]

Anyone point me in the right direction on the off chance i end up laughing at the mechanic tomorrow when I go and see him

 

How easy is it, and what would i potentially need for the job

[bluliz]

haynes manual,

the new arms.

tools,

trolly jack and axel stands

 

have i missed anything?

[greeneyes25]

1) dont have

2) will have soon

3) loads floating around

4) would need to buy

 

 

You've missed the fact i aint got a clue

[bluliz]

ok you need one thing then...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

... someone to do it for you. lol

[greeneyes25]

Will know by tomorrow how much it should cost to get it done!

 

 

Desperate to do something to it myself though, so i can say ' i did that '

[BlairM]

Sometimes they can be awkward buggers, I always found that sometimes it was a cnut to get the new ones in, just because they are so tight.

[Devboy]

i aint had a problem .

[greeneyes25]

i aint had a problem .

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How long did it take? and how difficult, bearing in mind I'm a novice!

[greeneyes25]

90 quid all in, for springs and wishbones fitted, no vat

 

 

Pretty chuffed with that, exhaust being fitted this afternoon

[BlairM]

From what I can remember it's about £25 for a wishbone from the likes of Partco etc, there's probably an hour or so's work there, so your price isn't bad I'd say

[greeneyes25]

Already bought the wishbones, but springs being fitted at same time, so i reckon 90 quid is reasonable

 

Exhaust cost me 18 quid to fit today