I went with the 14mm. That way if incorrect I am only off by 1 step.
I have not taken it appart to see whats in there, I did some work computer work for a local shop and they said if I come up with the parts they will do the repair. Heres hoping the word is good.
On a side note, if you own a buisness, and have 30K in billing, dont let your frend that works as what ever, Butcher, Baker, or Candle stick maker, who claimes to be a computer expert work on your system, as it will just take me twice as long to fix the issues they caused before getting to the initial problem.
It was a sad case in this instance as the person backed up blank acrobat IRS forms instead of the quickbook db, then reimaged the PC back to the factory software, then did all kinds of hoekey stuff trying to re-install quickbooks.
Steve
No, I am not a computer expert, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.....
--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" <vwnate1@...> wrote:
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> For safety ;
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> I'd replace both sides of the insulator .
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> For ride quality I'd use the 19MM but I like a firm ride as we have terrible roads here in Cali.
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> -Nate
> Steve wrote :
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> > Going to move forwared with my rear control arm replacment.
> >
> > Any one know what spring insulatior goes with these springs ?
> > 19mm, 14mm, or 9.5mm ?
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> > Lesjofors Coil Springs
> > Part #: W0133-1620072
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> > When checking around, I get the folling answer, "its up to your preference"
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> > When I bought the springs, there where no red or blue marks on them and the retialers cant help.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Steve
> >
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