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Hi Les, can you tell me if you have had any complaints regards to "insulator pads" for the rear springs on FJ Holden?????. The pads seem to be too soft and start to squeeze out between the spring and the insulator plate at about 15ftlbs so it is near impossible to torque up to 25lbs,other club members have had the same problem and revert back to using the old pads. We have tried various ways to overcome the problem but with no success. Any help would be appreciated. Edited by user Saturday, 9 April 2005 4:32:51 PM(UTC)
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Sorry for the delayed response I've been away,as far as I known we have had no problem with them I will double check tomorrow when I go to work
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Can you please forward some photo's or the pad so we can investigate it further.This is the first we have heard of it and we will follow it up. Send information to Campbellfield. [email protected]
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Thanks for advising that the pads are being returned. We will check them out when they get here and let you know the results.
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