Hi mate bought one of these off a friend the original suspension has some type of sensor on it but he put on coil overs how do I cap off them sensors to remove the lights on the dash about the suspension
Veloce. 1.4 multiair with the same brakes, suspension and semi leather seats as QV. They should put some anti seize in factory... when there are two different metals.
True. But it is what it is. Love my QV...first Alfa n wont be my last. Great videos btw. Very helpful in case I wanna take things apart..a few modifications planned...soooo
The only way I found to get the lower ball joint out is by using a fork type ball joint separator tool and a really big hammer. Nothing else helped me.
@@Mellyfilm I took the nut off first, and then continued to spin the bolt until it cut a thread in the aluminum oxide and pressed itself out, no hammering needed
Very informative, good to see the job from start to finish
thank you for doing this, it helps me alot
bravo 🎉🎉
Good camera work
Good educational video. Thanks ;-)
Thank you.
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Hi mate bought one of these off a friend the original suspension has some type of sensor on it but he put on coil overs how do I cap off them sensors to remove the lights on the dash about the suspension
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Great. Happened to mine almost as well...9 year old soring all corroded n such...u got the Quadrifoglio right?!
Veloce. 1.4 multiair with the same brakes, suspension and semi leather seats as QV. They should put some anti seize in factory... when there are two different metals.
True. But it is what it is. Love my QV...first Alfa n wont be my last. Great videos btw. Very helpful in case I wanna take things apart..a few modifications planned...soooo
The qv have Not the Same Suspension
The only way I found to get the lower ball joint out is by using a fork type ball joint separator tool and a really big hammer. Nothing else helped me.
I could not get even the bolt out...
@@Mellyfilm I took the nut off first, and then continued to spin the bolt until it cut a thread in the aluminum oxide and pressed itself out, no hammering needed
thank you for doing this, it helps me alot