Rear subframe washers
 

I've forgotten which way up the big failsafe washers go. :duh:

I think they should have the dished side facing downwards, like an overturned saucer. Like so:

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...3043dd73a0.jpg

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...3043e36877.jpg

Putting them on the other way (dished side up) would be bonkers 'cos they'll just fill up with water.

Rimmers diagram looks like dished side down but it's not clear enough to be 100% certain. https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID001554

Can someone confirm dished side down please (or otherwise). Ta in advance.

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Agree, dished side downwards as in Arctic's pics https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...=286287&page=2

Regards

As already stated - lip facing down (first pic).


Cheers,
Karl.

I assume they are refurbed as opposed to newly bought? There is a BMW Part that fits but very expensive.

What's the price of the BMW part Martin?

about £30-£35. A member has listed the part number within the last week or two but I cant recall what it is.
The BMW ones are not flat on top, they have a hump.

macafee2

It was me based from a reply from a German MGR/JLR dealer in British cars -cut and paste below of his mail .

That part is no longer from MG ROVER.

Look for BMW 33312282251 yourself.



Mit freundlichen Grüßen / yours faithfully

Michael Hagedorn


Allbrit Automotive Parts e.K.
Ströherstrasse 12
D-29229 Celle
www.Allbrit.de
[email protected]

sorry I could not recall your name

macafee2

Ouch! You were not wrong regarding the price, it would be cheaper to turn some on a lathe!

I got some from the scrap yard, shot blasted them and painted them, did the same for those on my Tourer. Need to check the ones on the saloon

macafee2