Well looks like my old car has some sort of niggle going on the rear ns .
Twice in a couple of weeks while turning left or cornering it feels as if I've hit the kurb.... Today it happens again but this time I'm at least 16/18 inches away from the kerb,
There's a bounce off effect like the rear wheel has hit the kerb but as before I knew I didn't , even reversing into a car space it seems like I didn't steer enough but I knew I have..
Any diagrams of the Axel , trailing arms or what's needed to repair this I'd be greatful of help in anyway.
I can still drive the car.
Hard braking there's a knocking from same side and its had new shocks as well.
Bushes ????
Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
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Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
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Re: Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
Drove yesterday seems normal .
Trying today same bit of road to see what's on that corner.
Neighbor had same happen to him same place ... ????
Trying today same bit of road to see what's on that corner.
Neighbor had same happen to him same place ... ????
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lexi
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Re: Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
Yes it may be the bushes which are service items. If it is any worse then axle may need rebuild. Check that rear wheels are not pointing in at the top.
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Re: Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
They do but not as bad as others I've seen in the pastlexi wrote: 18 Nov 2019, 19:53 Yes it may be the bushes which are service items. If it is any worse then axle may need rebuild. Check that rear wheels are not pointing in at the top.
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Re: Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
If the wheels are cambered in at the top it'll be absolute carnage inside the cross tube, especially if it's knocking.
Expect to have to replace the whole thing rather than rebuild it, I know it sounds extreme but if they are left until they show symptoms rather than rebuilt as a preventative measure it rarely turns out well.
Expect to have to replace the whole thing rather than rebuild it, I know it sounds extreme but if they are left until they show symptoms rather than rebuilt as a preventative measure it rarely turns out well.
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Re: Citroen ZX Estate rear axle ......
It knocks on one side if you brake hard , I've seen complete rear axles on eBay new I think or just as good refreb all in about a tad under £400 ...jackherer wrote: 21 Dec 2019, 16:55 If the wheels are cambered in at the top it'll be absolute carnage inside the cross tube, especially if it's knocking.
Expect to have to replace the whole thing rather than rebuild it, I know it sounds extreme but if they are left until they show symptoms rather than rebuilt as a preventative measure it rarely turns out well.
I'm losing everything at the moment looks like next my old faithful , its old but out done every other car I've owned in 30 years.
Unless a new owner wants to buy her I'd not want much just knowing it will live on
Lump to throat ....
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