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Conundrum: Which illustration is correct?
In this pic; the upper illustration is from a Moss catalog.
notice the linkage connects from the back of the shock absorber arm.
that's how mine was & it required me to remove the spring plate before I could remove the lower linkage bolt. (But mine could not have worked any other way, due to the overall system design)
the other (bottom) illustration is from the workshop manual & it shows the linkage arm to be reversed, attaching to the shock absorber arm from the front.
Could this be from an earlier or later design.
The S.A's. are slightly different as well, with the fill cap on the top of the workshop illustration.
appreciate your thoughts.
In this pic; the upper illustration is from a Moss catalog.
notice the linkage connects from the back of the shock absorber arm.
that's how mine was & it required me to remove the spring plate before I could remove the lower linkage bolt. (But mine could not have worked any other way, due to the overall system design)
the other (bottom) illustration is from the workshop manual & it shows the linkage arm to be reversed, attaching to the shock absorber arm from the front.
Could this be from an earlier or later design.
The S.A's. are slightly different as well, with the fill cap on the top of the workshop illustration.
appreciate your thoughts.
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