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Quote from Liam Gray on February 19, 2019, 8:46 amTo answer my own question no. I thought it was a long shot but after checking product codes its a definete no.
If anyone wants to know,
Part no: 44102H70L00 zc32 RH driveshaftNow looking for 1 or a cv kit if anyone knows best place?
To answer my own question no. I thought it was a long shot but after checking product codes its a definete no.
If anyone wants to know,
Part no: 44102H70L00 zc32 RH driveshaft
Now looking for 1 or a cv kit if anyone knows best place?
Quote from Liam Gray on February 20, 2019, 7:36 pmI had a bit of rage when i found out my car had been hit at work and kind of sent it too hard over a ramp ? im a dick I know.
Theres nothing wrong with the driveshaft it self but if I can find a driveshaft 2nd hand (I know its risky) just as cheap as a cv joint ill do it that way.
Haven't been able to find a cv joint either so im kinda edging towards a breaker yard.
I had a bit of rage when i found out my car had been hit at work and kind of sent it too hard over a ramp ? im a dick I know.
Theres nothing wrong with the driveshaft it self but if I can find a driveshaft 2nd hand (I know its risky) just as cheap as a cv joint ill do it that way.
Haven't been able to find a cv joint either so im kinda edging towards a breaker yard.
Quote from Swifter on February 22, 2019, 5:37 pmPleased to hear it wasn't a failure of the DS.
I've been the victim of car park damage myself. Very difficult to get over when the car was a mint, uncrashed example beforehand.
Pleased to hear it wasn't a failure of the DS.
I've been the victim of car park damage myself. Very difficult to get over when the car was a mint, uncrashed example beforehand.
Quote from Kev Greaves on February 25, 2019, 12:01 pmI just binned my spare ffs 🙁
I just binned my spare ffs 🙁