Rear suspension - what to replace?
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Rear suspension - what to replace?
Hi Guys,
I will be tearing down the rear suspension on my '89 928S4 to install new Boges, and new brakes (rotors, pads, & pad sensors).
I am NOT looking for replating and powdercoating options. I just want to get it back to working the way it should.
From PET I know of:
928 331 588 10 (x2)
928 331 588 13 (x2) this is NLA, superceded by 928 331 588 15 (x2)
Other than anything that is broken or worn, what else should I be looking at replacing while I am in there?
I will be tearing down the rear suspension on my '89 928S4 to install new Boges, and new brakes (rotors, pads, & pad sensors).
I am NOT looking for replating and powdercoating options. I just want to get it back to working the way it should.
From PET I know of:
928 331 588 10 (x2)
928 331 588 13 (x2) this is NLA, superceded by 928 331 588 15 (x2)
Other than anything that is broken or worn, what else should I be looking at replacing while I am in there?
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Last I heard item 928.331.588.15 is not yet available.
I recently did a rear suspension refresh and in addition to the Lower Control Arm Inner Bushing I replaced 928.331.089.02 (x4) - Upper Control Arm Link Bearing.
Hope this helps.
Mike
I recently did a rear suspension refresh and in addition to the Lower Control Arm Inner Bushing I replaced 928.331.089.02 (x4) - Upper Control Arm Link Bearing.
Hope this helps.
Mike
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We just got in a limited supply of the lower bushing 928 331 588 15 for $79 each
http://www.mailordercentral.com/928i...928 331 588 15
http://www.mailordercentral.com/928i...928 331 588 15
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Piling on from Mark's suggestion ... good to replace the bushings in the upper arms, not expensive and you'll get some camber back. In fact, if you also do the lower arm inner bushings you should be able to get rear camber into spec, since looseness in these bushings is what makes it go negative (that along with alignment techs who don't tighten the bolts to 140 ft lbs ;-)
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Been a long time coming - nice price Mark
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission? George Layton March 2014
928 Owners are ".....a secret sect of quietly assured Porsche pragmatists who in near anonymity appreciate the prodigious, easy going prowess of the 928."
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Has anybody replaced 928 331 111 01 & 928 331 112 01 - L & R Link Bearing?
Interestingly, I now realise that PET says that I need 4 of 928 331 588 13 (now .15), but only 2 of 928 331 588 10.
You guys are slipping - nobody corrected me from Post 1.
Interestingly, I now realise that PET says that I need 4 of 928 331 588 13 (now .15), but only 2 of 928 331 588 10.
You guys are slipping - nobody corrected me from Post 1.
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Ok guys, it's getting close to Christmas, and I have a list.
928.331.588.15 x 4 - lower hub to A-arm bush
928.331.588.10 x 2 - A-arm to body rear bush
928.331.089.02 x 4 - upper hub to upper control arm bearing & upper control arm to body bearing
That leaves the A-arm to body front mounting point as the only contact point not re-furbished.
PET has 928.331.111.00 & 928.331.112.00 as the left and right "link bearing", but that appears to be the actual body mounting.
To each of these is bolted 928.331.085.00 "rocker bar", which appears to have a bushing in it.
Does it have a bush, and should I replace these as a WYAIT?
928.331.588.15 x 4 - lower hub to A-arm bush
928.331.588.10 x 2 - A-arm to body rear bush
928.331.089.02 x 4 - upper hub to upper control arm bearing & upper control arm to body bearing
That leaves the A-arm to body front mounting point as the only contact point not re-furbished.
PET has 928.331.111.00 & 928.331.112.00 as the left and right "link bearing", but that appears to be the actual body mounting.
To each of these is bolted 928.331.085.00 "rocker bar", which appears to have a bushing in it.
Does it have a bush, and should I replace these as a WYAIT?
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