top mounts and bearings
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Buy Febi ones of eBay - they’re new design and good quality.
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Hi mate, do you have a link to them.
Thanks for your help
Part number for the kit is 543A09780R
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Part number for the kit is 543A09780R
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Beat me to it ?
Autodoc sell this kit, which is the new design 543A09780R, including the modified spacer nut, 8200867250, all for £15, which is less than the price of the nut from Renault.
Repair Kit, suspension strut SNR KB655.07 — Buy now! (autodoc.co.uk)
If you order, don`t be suprised if their tech bods inform you that this will not fit your car, as they have assigned 543A09780R to the original top mounts with the 17mm half nut, and have peppered this listing with every Clio / Kangoo top mount component part No under the sun, though not the correct No`s.
Repair Kit, suspension strut SNR KB655.07 — Buy now! (autodoc.co.uk)
If you order, don`t be suprised if their tech bods inform you that this will not fit your car, as they have assigned 543A09780R to the original top mounts with the 17mm half nut, and have peppered this listing with every Clio / Kangoo top mount component part No under the sun, though not the correct No`s.
Does anyone know the reason the top mount nut and spacer was changed to the new design?
To lift the top rubber hat / washer above the turret to stop knocking on full lock
What's the latest on top mounts? Genuine from RPD still a safe bet or are the aftermarket ones superior?
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I’d personally be fitting genuine ones if I was you.
I've just fitted the genuine top mount kit to both sides from RPD with the modified nut spacer that wasn't on my old shocks.
I must say it drives alot better and no knocking now
I must say it drives alot better and no knocking now
Go OEM!
The original configuration kits are still available from Febi.
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The original configuration kits are still available from Febi.
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I would stretch to the OEM parts.
I posted this elsewhere, but Febi Bilstein ARB rubber bushes on #167 had cracked extensively (and very brittle) due to UV damage after fewer than 5,000 miles.
I shower them to a Technical Specialist at work (he literally has a doctorate in rubber!) as well as several colleagues. They were less than impressed by the Febi parts.Febi's supplier had clearly neglected to add UV stabilising compounds. What else has they missed...
Proper kits from Renault are about £40-50 a side for top mounts.
Thanks for the input, RPD do indeed list the kit here- https://renaultpartsdirect.co.uk/parts/steering-suspension/543a09780r/
However, they list the spacer nut separately at an absolutely farcical price of £22- https://renaultpartsdirect.co.uk/pa...o-twingo-shock-absorber-top-mount-spacer-nut/
Are these available anywhere else that doesn't take the piss? Does this render the original spacer and nut in the below photo redundant? If anyone has a proper assembly diagram it would be much appreciated!
However, they list the spacer nut separately at an absolutely farcical price of £22- https://renaultpartsdirect.co.uk/pa...o-twingo-shock-absorber-top-mount-spacer-nut/
Are these available anywhere else that doesn't take the piss? Does this render the original spacer and nut in the below photo redundant? If anyone has a proper assembly diagram it would be much appreciated!
