loubiiloo Posted May 21, 2009 Share Posted May 21, 2009 Hi Guys, Got my StreetKA in March, all in reasonable condition but a lot of things are soon to need replacing (tyres, exhaust, clutch going, brakes none existant, scratch on wheel arch, bonnet respray, new badges) BUT! the two things that are unavoidable are causing me some problems trying to fix - I need to replace the anti roll bar bushes as I'm getting really annoyed with the clunk after 2 months. Going to do it myself (with the help of a man) to save some pennies but can anyone tell me if there is a repair guide/manual thing for the StreetKA? Want to make the job as easy as possible. And what bushes do I need, are they the same for all KA's? Second annoying problem is my passenger electric window, won't operate from the drivers side, and will only go down on the passengers controls, not up. The only cure is to stop, get out, lock and unlock the car manually, and after 2 or 3 attempts it will go back up - from the passenger switch. All and any help or advice would be much appreciated, thank you! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
delboy Posted May 21, 2009 Share Posted May 21, 2009 the anti roll bar bushes are the same ones across the range cost's about £8.00 from fords. easy job to do jack up car & remove the wheel then unrcrew the rear most plastic wheel arch liner & pull away to gain access to the rill bar mounts 2 bolts to remove on the roll bar may pay to spray the bolts with some wd40 a day or so befor removal undo the 2 bolts & pull on the rubber then slide in the new ones & replace it all the new rubbers are slotted so no need to remove the whole roll bar. i done a pair on mine a while back & took about 1 hour as they were rusted on & i did not have a ratchet spanner as that makes it easier to remove the rear most bolt on the brakes look here for a set they a quite easy to do 1 hour front 2 & the same for the rear or there abouts on the window it sounds like you have a duff switch or bad wireing inbetween the car body & door look here for the pbrake parts as they are quite cheap it's where i get all my parts from if your not sure what the parts are called phone them with your reg & they will sort it over the phone for you www.buypartsby.co.uk Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
loubiiloo Posted May 21, 2009 Author Share Posted May 21, 2009 the anti roll bar bushes are the same ones across the rangecost's about £8.00 from fords. easy job to do jack up car & remove the wheel then unrcrew the rear most plastic wheel arch liner & pull away to gain access to the rill bar mounts 2 bolts to remove on the roll bar may pay to spray the bolts with some wd40 a day or so befor removal undo the 2 bolts & pull on the rubber then slide in the new ones & replace it all the new rubbers are slotted so no need to remove the whole roll bar. i done a pair on mine a while back & took about 1 hour as they were rusted on & i did not have a ratchet spanner as that makes it easier to remove the rear most bolt on the brakes look here for a set they a quite easy to do 1 hour front 2 & the same for the rear or there abouts on the window it sounds like you have a duff switch or bad wireing inbetween the car body & door look here for the pbrake parts as they are quite cheap it's where i get all my parts from if your not sure what the parts are called phone them with your reg & they will sort it over the phone for you www.buypartsby.co.uk Thank you so much, thats a great help! Know what i'll be doing at the weekend then providing its sunny! Thanks again Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
loubiiloo Posted June 2, 2009 Author Share Posted June 2, 2009 All sorted now - thank you very much for the advice! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
delboy Posted June 2, 2009 Share Posted June 2, 2009 All sorted now - thank you very much for the advice! glad it's all sorted now for you was the advice any help ????? as you did not say & did you do the job yourself & what was the cost of parts for others to use as a ref in the future we need more feedback than thanks for the help or advice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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