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Post Info TOPIC: Iveco 45C17 front suspension on Sunliner Pinto


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Iveco 45C17 front suspension on Sunliner Pinto


Is the front suspension supposed to be resting on the lower rubber?

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In a word no. The lower rubber is there to stop the suspension hitting metal on metal under extreme movement like potholes etc.

I would be looking at taking it to a suspension specialist or if still under warranty back to the dealer.

I have heard on the forums that the early Fiat Ducatos had to be modified for this fault. Fixed now on later models. May be a similar problem with the Iveco. The later fix was to fit better King Coils  on the front suspension.

I did a search on this site re "Fiat Ducato suspension". Interesting reading. Should be worth looking at yourself.

Hope you get sorted out.



-- Edited by Yuglamron on Monday 30th of May 2016 08:30:52 PM

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