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Re: Sorry for wrong info.
At 09:02 AM 9/16/96 +0500, you wrote:
>John Karasaki wrote:
>>
>> I was wrong, sorry! Last week someone asked me if the strut bearings on a
>> 5k could be changed using the special Audi tool. I said "no." I was wrong.
>> I've changed the front struts in various cars too many times with this tool
>> to remember. Well, I just did 2 cars again today, and guess what... I was
>> wrong. You have to remove the strut bearing to use the special tool. I
>> hope I haven't confused too many people.
>> Regards,
>>
>> John Karasaki
>>
>> Quattro Club (regional & national) member
>
>
>I think you mean the strut mounting not the bearing. The strut mounting
>is the rubber and steel piece. The bearing is located under the bearing
>plate
>it is a true bearing. The strut mounting is more like a bushing. Removal
>of
>the bearing requires the disassembly of the strut. Check the exploded
>view
>in the Bentley.
>
Open mouth, insert foot, twice! I checked the exploded view of the Bentley
before I responded to the original post. That's why I answered what you
said. But, when I changed the front struts on 2 5k's this weekend, I had to
remove the "bushing." Maybe the terninology in the posts were not precise.
Regards,
John Karasaki
Quattro Club (regional & national) member