The rear tyres on my 98 est are showing signs of increased wear on the outside edges. I have replaced the antiroll bar drop links. Which of the other bushes etc, might cause this?
Thanks
406 est rear tyre wear
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Can you see any appeciable negative camber (/--\) on the rear wheels?
Tyre wear like this is usually caused by failure of the trailing arm bearings in the rear beam, a very common problem now on all Pugs using rear torsion bar suspension.
The beam can be rebuilt but often it is found, especially if negative camber is present, that the trailing arm shafts are beyond salvage and the beam tube has ovalised bearing housings. Best to have a pro rebuild at around £250 or scour a breaker for a good 'un.
Once again, a built-in fault caused by water ingress into the needle rollers and a lack of a grease nipple
Tyre wear like this is usually caused by failure of the trailing arm bearings in the rear beam, a very common problem now on all Pugs using rear torsion bar suspension.
The beam can be rebuilt but often it is found, especially if negative camber is present, that the trailing arm shafts are beyond salvage and the beam tube has ovalised bearing housings. Best to have a pro rebuild at around £250 or scour a breaker for a good 'un.
Once again, a built-in fault caused by water ingress into the needle rollers and a lack of a grease nipple
Jim
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