Just looking for some advice....
joshnumber21
02-19-2008, 04:21 PM
I am taking my 89 in tomorrow to a frame specialist. Keep getting told that its the trailing arm, and I have posted about it a few times. They told me that it pulled through the frame, after it hollowed out a place on the frame....something like a 5/8 hole went up to over 1 inch in diameter. :banghead:
It causes the car to wander alot all over the road, and of course, makes the driver's side tire rub on left turns (trailing arm is supposedly the problem/located on driver's side)
I guess my question would be like, How much should I expect to pay to do something about this? I'm really a rookie when it comes to these weird suspensions on this kinda car and dont know what to expect, or do you think I could fix it in my garage with a little welding to the frame? I just dont wanna go in tomorrow and get the whole "your car has MAJOR issues" speech, and get a ENORMOUS estimate while expecting a smaller one. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
It causes the car to wander alot all over the road, and of course, makes the driver's side tire rub on left turns (trailing arm is supposedly the problem/located on driver's side)
I guess my question would be like, How much should I expect to pay to do something about this? I'm really a rookie when it comes to these weird suspensions on this kinda car and dont know what to expect, or do you think I could fix it in my garage with a little welding to the frame? I just dont wanna go in tomorrow and get the whole "your car has MAJOR issues" speech, and get a ENORMOUS estimate while expecting a smaller one. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Karapuz
02-26-2008, 02:19 AM
Hello there! Just a quick question if you dont mind:smile: I have Buick Riviera 95, a week ago I've crushed front left tyre, now have to buy new rims:banghead: Du you know what would be the exact size of rims?:confused: I live in Dubai & here is only 3 buick Riviera exist at all & no body wants to come close to such cars:sadwavey:
Thanks
Slava
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Thanks
Slava
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maxwedge
02-26-2008, 02:48 PM
Welcome to AF, when the tire is dismounted the width and diameter are stamped inside the wheel. BTW start a new thread, do not jump into an unrelated issue, thanks.
Karapuz
02-26-2008, 09:26 PM
Sorry for unrelated thread & thanks for advice!!!:smile: Buick is very rear car, GM motors won't help me, they'll just advice to get a new car:frown:
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