CV Boot 80q

[JShadzi at aol.com]

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If the slack you describe is with the wheel in the air, then I think that is
quite normal, if you have that much movement with the wheel on the ground,
then that is a problem.  The key is, with the wheel in the air, grab it from
top to bottom, there should be no movement, clunking or play there (other
than the strut compressing, etc).

Javad

In a message dated 11/5/2002 3:56:30 AM Pacific Standard Time,
tnas at euronet.nl writes:

> PS On a related subject- we discovered recently that there's some slack on
> the top strut mount. The struts were replaced less than a year ago with
> originals, the strut bearings were replaced with blue urq items. Is there a
> fitment problem with this combo, as far as anyone knows? Anything else
> could cause this problem? When you grab the front wheel with both hands and
> use a little force, you can move the strut around by a couple of mm. No
> visible tie rod slack or other issues, it's clearly something at the top.
>