Springs are 20mm longer on the drivers side, to counter tha weight of driver...at least they were on replacement sets.
Not saying there mightn't also be a problem![]()
Ok this has probably been gone over a few times but i'm new here so here goes
Well my 2000 130 seems to sit about 20 mm lower on the passenger side rear that the right. i has a look at the sway bar cos i thought if the little arms had moved they might push it up but it seems they are both facing straight down. my driver side rear shock has a big dent in it but i that is the side that is higher no lower so didn't think that would be the problem. So how do i check if my springs are kaput? i know the driver side front has been replaced before i bought it but the back seems to have dual springs, dunno if this is normal but has a little one inside the big one and everything looks pretty normal, so any idea why the fender would be sagging on that side?
Cheers from the Desert
Rexy
2000 130 TD5
Oil in the Harness, suspension knock, transmission clunk, engine oil leaks, exhaust manifold leaks, centrifugal oil filter stripped bolts, a/c leaks, door leaks, wouldn't trade it for the world
Springs are 20mm longer on the drivers side, to counter tha weight of driver...at least they were on replacement sets.
Not saying there mightn't also be a problem![]()
The dual springs on the back is quite normalOriginally Posted by TREX
All springs sag. I'll told they have a higher carbon content than in the old days, so they don't crack.
If springs have been replaced before, you don't really know whats in there. Duals in the rear of a 130 are normal though.
You really need to pull them out and stand them on the bench to pick the culprit.
LR springs are sometimes handed, to counter the t/case & driver in RHD models.
Theres some good stuff here
https://www.expeditionexchange.com/ome/indexsprings.htm
Regards
Max P
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