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My car is sitting lower on one side at the rear, and I'm not sure what to do about it, since my MOT is coming up. :sad:

 

Theres a pair shocks I could buy but just got off the blower and the bloke reckons it would be the leaf springs that would cause it to do this. So now I'm confused :?

 

I've looked at the springs and dampers and it all looks ok, can't see any cracks in the springs, and no fluid leaking from the shock absorber. The car rides fine, and bounces ok.

 

Any help? :thumbsup:

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its just your leafsprings are weak. probaly sitting lower drivers side more than passenger side. not an mot failure as far as im aware :wink:

 

Ok cheers :thumbsup:

 

Hope not, I can see the fail list already :sad::lol:

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Most RHD cars do it, mainly cos they where designed as LHD and when made into RHD they dont move the fuel tank so you get the driver and the fuel on one side and after 30 odd years you now see the result :wink:

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and should be fitting my single rear leafs before X-mas if you want to buy the set off my 1.6 cappa

 

I'll hold you to that mate :thumbsup:

 

Most RHD cars do it, mainly cos they where designed as LHD and when made into RHD they dont move the fuel tank so you get the driver and the fuel on one side and after 30 odd years you now see the result

 

Ah I see...that make sence :)

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