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Old 8th March 2022, 11:26   #1
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My 2002 CDT Club Tourer has failed its MOT and one of the issues is with what the garage are referring to as the top arms (rear), which the coils sit on. They're both badly corroded, apparently, and need replacing, and the garage can't get hold of them. Are these obtainable, and if so, from where? Thanks!
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Old 8th March 2022, 11:32   #2
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Thanks. Looking at the website, I'm not sure quite parts I'd be looking for there. By rear 'top arm' do they maybe mean 'upper suspension arm', do you think? Or perhaps this: https://www.dmgrs.co.uk/products/com...37476407836835
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Thanks. Looking at the website, I'm not sure quite parts I'd be looking for there. By rear 'top arm' do they maybe mean 'upper suspension arm', do you think? Or perhaps this: https://www.dmgrs.co.uk/products/com...37476407836835
That's the new improved rear upper arms. I supplied my garage with these after my tourer was advised on it's last MOT of heavy corrosion . They are top quality and are well recommended. I gave them an extra coat of paint and filled them with anti corrosion wax before handing them over so hoping to get another 20 years out of them
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As above, DMGRS improved upper arms - definitely the best option out there.
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That's the new improved rear upper arms. I supplied my garage with these after my tourer was advised on it's last MOT of heavy corrosion . They are top quality and are well recommended. I gave them an extra coat of paint and filled them with anti corrosion wax before handing them over so hoping to get another 20 years out of them
Ordered those. Thanks for the help.
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Old 8th March 2022, 15:12   #7
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Mine passed 2 MOTs with the things in such bad nick they were allowing the wheels to lose alignment, while getting failed on "slight corrosion brakepipe"






Nice new ones in now
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Old 8th March 2022, 15:49   #8
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Just fitted all four arms to my cdti tourer can not fault the quality just one tiny niggle the o/s top arm where the diesel cooler aero bolts the holes are not tapped but I used speed bolts and all is well
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Just fitted all four arms to my cdti tourer can not fault the quality just one tiny niggle the o/s top arm where the diesel cooler aero bolts the holes are not tapped but I used speed bolts and all is well

They were not tapped on the original arms, the cooler fin is held on by metal brackets that are riveted to the arm!
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Mine must have been tapped at some time because it was held on with 6mm set screws

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