moka
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Right the shock is bolted in at the bottom, on top of that bit of plastic i need one of them metal stoppers then i need a bit of rubber? then i thread it through into the boot then i need another bit of rubber then another metal stopper thing...
is this correct?
do both rubbers look the same?
Ive been a complete twat and put it on wrong (i think)
Corsa B & Jamex shocks.
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DaveyLC
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The upper and lower rubbers are the same, you need the big washer on each side of that too.. You cant really get it wrong
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moka
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cheers mate, what side does the washer go? and what way does the lip on the rubbers go?
in order from bottom
washer
rubber
lip (of rubber)
lip (of rubber
rubber
washer
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DaveyLC
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yep!
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moka
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cheers mate, was kind of hoping i did put it on wrong cause now ive got the find out what the fuck that clonking noise is! haha
cheers neway
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Daveskater
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Could be the rear springs, they're meant to have rubber pad things at the top to stop it making a knocking noise.
Could also be your exhaust pipe, mine made a massive kind of "donk" on the axle after I lowered it 
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moka
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spot on davey - one question... did yours have a metal sleeve that goes through the rubber?
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moka
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quote: Originally posted by Daveskater
Could be the rear springs, they're meant to have rubber pad things at the top to stop it making a knocking noise.
Could also be your exhaust pipe, mine made a massive kind of "donk" on the axle after I lowered it
nah i took them off to have a look at them because they were squeaking... then put them on and they were still squeaking and one of them was making a new noise so it was something i did lol
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DaveyLC
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Metal sleeves were only on the bottom bushes of the shock (where it fixes to the rear beam).
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moka
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ok thanks lads.
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Craig P
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You get it sorted Mate?
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