Perhaps it will be resolved soon.

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Yeah, nice input. Iīll be getting brand new summer tires soon. See what that does.

The driving today was not too bad. Still the `unseen hand` pushing at times, but not as draining.


Thanks,

Jan.

An update in the meantime;

There is a difference already. More stable feel. " the unseen hand" is back in its pocket it seems.

My thought is that the struts were just not filled up with oil yet. I hadnīt loaded the car enough to get the whole thing pumpin` after the clean out and redoing the valve and pump.
I had to fill most of a bottle (liter/quart) of sls oil after the adjustments.

Does this make sense?

Now the challenge lies in stabilizing the front end to eliminate the puddle sensitivity. Then Iīd be happy. And safe.

I am thinking of lowering the car on the front and have a new wheel adjustment. Or should I best wait with that `till the turbodiesel motor is in its place?
Most of the weight difference lies in the auto gear case isnīt it?


Edit;

Oops, I was wrong, still a wobbly feel in the rear. The " too little air in the tires" feel. Hmm...


Thanks,
Jan.