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Advisory note on P3 service - nsf lower tie arm de-bonded


CPhillips93

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So today I had a P3 service done on the Zed.

 

One of the two advisory notes on the visual healthcheck was NSF lower suspension tie arm de-bonded (the other was rear exhaust blow, great excuse for a new one :p)

 

I have tried the searching on here and on Google, but I can't seem to get a definitive answer... can somebody help please? What part should I be looking for? And is it a job that I can do in the garage?

 

Nissan have quoted £385.42 but I am hoping that it isn't quite that much :dry:

 

Any help would be appreciated!

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Sounds like the bush has split on the tie rod, easy enough to change yourself but will need tracking. Can you whip the wheel of and have a look to see the damage yourself? Maybe post a picture so we can confirm which part it actually is.

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Sounds like the bush has split on the tie rod, easy enough to change yourself but will need tracking. Can you whip the wheel of and have a look to see the damage yourself? Maybe post a picture so we can confirm which part it actually is.

 

Ah that's cool, was planning on getting the car tracked shortly anyways! I should be able to, won't be till next weekend now or possibly Thursday :/

 

The Nissan guys did say that they would send over a video but haven't received that just yet. I will try and get some time to get the wheel off and hopefully get a photo!

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Ok just watched the vid , as regards to the suspension, that's the all common banana arm bush failure. Same happened to mine and I had the superpro bushes fitted at around £160 for the bushes plus a couple of hours labour to fit them. Alternatively you could get the OEM bushes for around £50 or if the ball joint has also failed on the arm a complete new banana arm is about £250. With the exhaust you could get that sleeved or if like me I found it the perfect excuse to get a stainless system.

 

I'd avoid Nissan for theses repairs and use an Indy , where abouts are you ?

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