2006 RR Sport Sway Bar Question
Hey guys,
I'm considering purchasing a 2006 RR Sport and when I called the dealership to inquire about the maintenance history they said the sway bar bushings were replaced (@ 37500 miles). FYI, I noticed that this particular RR has the towing package installed. I'm not a mechanic so could you tell me why the bushings would have to be replaced so soon?
I'm considering purchasing a 2006 RR Sport and when I called the dealership to inquire about the maintenance history they said the sway bar bushings were replaced (@ 37500 miles). FYI, I noticed that this particular RR has the towing package installed. I'm not a mechanic so could you tell me why the bushings would have to be replaced so soon?
If the previous owner towed quite a bit or towed a heavy load it definitely could wear out the bushings much faster then you would typically expect. Nothing to be overly concerned about.
Engine and transmission wear shouldn't be noticeable unless the previous owner was towing near the max recommended weight. Rovers are great for hauling so I wouldn't worry unless you notice engine or transmission trouble on a test drive.
Let us know if you pick up the Sport after all, we always welcome new Rover enthusiasts... regards!
Let us know if you pick up the Sport after all, we always welcome new Rover enthusiasts... regards!
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