Is this normal bearing top mount play?
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Mk1 Golf floor mats - for tin top and cabriolet - Zero7796 17298Five
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I'll go give everything a yank about and see what moves i guess, trying to eliminate what i can before i take it to a garage
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Remember once the mount is bolted to the body there range of movement is limited. You'll have the lateral movement of the strut and then there needs to be a bit of play in the bearing to allow for camber.
Mk1 Golf floor mats - for tin top and cabriolet - Zero7796 17298Five
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think I'll put it back together and see what i can find with the drive shafts, lower ball joints and arb's.
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My offside is fine, near side knocks really bad
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i didn't think it was right myself, but having fitted everything the same way i always have, im not sure why it has so much play.
I did notice the spacer sleeve that goes inside the top-mount sits about 2mm above the top of the hole it sits in, so when the nut and washer are tightened down the washer is resting on the top of the spacer sleeve and not the top-mount. (if you can picutre it). I may take the spacer out and grind it down until its just below. but somethings not right when i buy new parts and have to grind them down….
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