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Old 3rd August 2016, 10:06   #11
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Old 3rd August 2016, 11:29   #12
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Has a pattern of breakages been observed? By which I mean is there, or are there specific manufacturing periods that have gone on to exhibit front spring failures?

All my 75s have been 51, 03 and 53 reg Tourers. I must have driven 100k+ miles and never had a broken spring.
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Old 3rd August 2016, 11:43   #13
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Does anywhere still do just the bolts ? As mt protectors didn't come with them.
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I secured mine with a stainless bolt and nylock nut, I deemed this more secure than the supplied bolts gaining purchase on just the lower plate...
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I secured mine with a stainless bolt and nylock nut, I deemed this more secure than the supplied bolts gaining purchase on just the lower plate...
Your probably right .
But the bolts look tapered ......are they self cutting type of thing ?
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Old 3rd August 2016, 17:18   #16
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Has a pattern of breakages been observed? By which I mean is there, or are there specific manufacturing periods that have gone on to exhibit front spring failures?

All my 75s have been 51, 03 and 53 reg Tourers. I must have driven 100k+ miles and never had a broken spring.
There is a set on eBay at the moment, the write up says there was a re-call on 2004/2005 cars.
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Old 3rd August 2016, 17:30   #17
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Thought it was earlier cars. There is an advisory with chassis numbers and I think it goes up to 2002?? could be wrong.
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There is a set on eBay at the moment, the write up says there was a re-call on 2004/2005 cars.
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Thought it was earlier cars. There is an advisory with chassis numbers and I think it goes up to 2002?? could be wrong.
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http://www.dft.gov.uk/vosa/apps/reca...eText=Blank&tx=
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Looks like mine is out of the woods then. Wouldn't harm to fit a pair though.
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Looks like mine is out of the woods then. Wouldn't harm to fit a pair though.
So where would I find the RJ number that relates to my car?
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