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Hi all i have a honda crv on a uk 52 plate .?
I have recently had an MOT and recieved an advisory it says "suspension arm rubber bush deteriorated but not resulting in excessive movement nearside front [2.4.G.2"
Can any please help me with photos on what I need to look at changing please as I haven't got a clue
4 Answers
- Anonymous3 years ago
I am just glad there is no MOT in the US. Half of the vehicles will fail with torn CV joint boots lol. See a mechanic.
- Anonymous3 years ago
The vehicle is 15 years old. It's an advisory therefore it becomes a LID item. (Let It Develop)
This time next year if it then fails (if you still have the vehicle) get it repaired then
- Anonymous3 years ago
As with many Hondas from around 2001 onwards, the bushings (and balljoints) cannot be replaced, but are bonded-in. The complete arm usually needs changing. As the deterioration is only an advisory item and not causing excessive movement, just leave it and see what next years MOT examiner says.
- 3 years ago
That will have to be done at a shop where they have a press, to press the new bushing in.
