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Huelin2008
 Post subject: Radius arm pivot pin.
PostPosted: Sat Jan 26, 2013 7:17 pm 
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Thanks drmini for helping me get logged in.

On the rear radius arm of a 1971 clubman, do the large washers go on the inside of the bracket and subframe or on the outside next the the nut... I think it's the inside but forgot to take a picture of that particular part

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Mick
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I am assuming you mean the large thick washers with the eccentric groove cut into them? If you do, then they go on the inside against the radius arm with a rubber ring around the outer edge. Groove side inwards.

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Yep that's what I mean, thought so but just checking..... Will get there eventually
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