A Real Quandary
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 7:42 pm
Hi All,
You may have read my posts about my broken gti, if not you can probably still help so read on.
I have mended my driver side wheel so the negative camber i had after my incident is only very slight, however, when i lined up the wheel i had to wind out the track rod end to 12 threads (the old one was at 6). That has made me think that the steering rack may have moved over, if so, i will have to replace that as well. I have yet to replace the hub or bottom arm but neither look to be damaged and would not explain the difference in track rod ends.
I feel like i am fighting an uphill battle just trying to find out what is wrong, which is similar to what VW said when they looked at the car. They suggested that i could carry on forever trying to find out what was wrong and just keep spending money!
So My quandary is; do i carry on making costly repairs or do i draw a line under the car and rid myself of it?
What are your opinions?
Dan
You may have read my posts about my broken gti, if not you can probably still help so read on.
I have mended my driver side wheel so the negative camber i had after my incident is only very slight, however, when i lined up the wheel i had to wind out the track rod end to 12 threads (the old one was at 6). That has made me think that the steering rack may have moved over, if so, i will have to replace that as well. I have yet to replace the hub or bottom arm but neither look to be damaged and would not explain the difference in track rod ends.
I feel like i am fighting an uphill battle just trying to find out what is wrong, which is similar to what VW said when they looked at the car. They suggested that i could carry on forever trying to find out what was wrong and just keep spending money!
So My quandary is; do i carry on making costly repairs or do i draw a line under the car and rid myself of it?
What are your opinions?
Dan