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Re: My 90q going sideways
Thanks for the help, everyone.
It look like it is "only" the lower ball joint, and the
ball joint on the "toe in/out-adjuster" (or is that a tie rod)?
I will need to change them before I can find out if the
lower controlarm is bent. The rim must also be replaced,
but I can replace it with my spare.
(yes, I have a full size spare 205/50/15 on alloy rim!!).
I live in Norway, and the dealer charges about:
$130,- for the ball joint (857 505 365)
$205,- for the tie rod (893 501 499B)
$250,- for the lower control arm.
Is this the normal prices?
Can anybody with a fiche confirm these numbers? I was told that this
was the right part-numbers by my dealer, but I don`t trust him.
My car is a:
Audi 90 Quattro
1990
Chassinr. 8A-L-129555
Here in Norway, it`s unlikely to find something at the junk-yard, and
there is no aftermarked for these Audi part`s
Does "Carlsen Audi, Palo Alto, California" ship to Norway,
and do they have an E-mail address..??
Maby someone else? (ROD@TPC don`t have them.)
Thanks
Kristian Riise
> Subject: My 90q going sideways
> Date sent: Thu, 13 Jan 1999 15:12:30
>
> Went for a little ride this morning, trying to move a sidewalk
> with my rear wheel... Did not work to well.
> My car is now going sideways hwn I trying to drive straight forward,
> as the right rear wheel have an different angle than normally. (ca
> 10deg. out to the right) I did bend down and performed a
> quick-check, but did not see any damage. I try to ask the list, as I
> think it`s the same thing that bend on other car`s when they are
> going sideways into something. Someone else has done this as
> well..?? Or is it just me.......
>
> My questions is:
> Which parts must be replaced??
> Is this a major fix? Can I do it myself? What will it cost to
> repair myself or if I leave it to a dealer?
>
> Any help would be appreciated..
>
> put my adress in the "CC" please.
> Kristian Riise
>' 90 90Q 10V