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Bmw E90 czr is leaning on one side on the rear axle

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Hello, I have a problem with my e90. I noticed that the car is leaning to one side at the rear axle. I replaced the springs and shock absorbers and it is still the same. Does anyone know what the problem is?

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You need to inspect rear frame ...maybe is broken 

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Who made the spring? Which manufacturer?

Does the wheel with the issue fall (90 degree) normal on the road, as the other side? Nothing is broken? Linkage arms wheel hub..? 

 

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20 hours ago, bimmer90f30 said:

Who made the spring? Which manufacturer?

Does the wheel with the issue fall (90 degree) normal on the road, as the other side? Nothing is broken? Linkage arms wheel hub..? 

 

 

I also did the steering and everything is ok.

5 hours ago, szili25 said:

 

I also did the steering and everything is ok.

I don't think you answered my question..

Or you are trying to say you did the alignment (tracking) of the wheels and everything is ok.. That's what your are trying to say? Has the alignment done for all wheel at the same time? It is a bit unusual that the specialist didn't pick up the reason the behicle is not straight.

...Why you didn't changed both springs? It is recommended that both side of each axle should be replaced at the same time.

What spring manufacturer did you use?

Did you look or the tracking specialist looked at all subframe bushings not being cracked or having desintegrate rubber from bushing. Has every suspension arm checked for missing parts from bushing and subframe?

It is very important to check everything with close attention.

 

 

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