Quality OEM parts for 406.

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MyPug
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Quality OEM parts for 406.

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Fed up replacing ball-joints and bushings.

Is there any quality parts you can recommend that does not need replacement every 12 months or so.

Febi vs Moog vs Lemförder vs Mapco vs …

I know Lemförder is very good for BMW anything rubber. But is it any good for Peugeot 406?

Parts I am after: Tie rod 3817 40, 3817 39 and maybe 3812 C4.

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Re: Quality OEM parts for 406.

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I replaced my estate drop links with lemforder one's & there still going strong 3 1/2 years, 40k later :)
But I have just bought some Meyle HD ones for my coupe & these come with a four year warranty :D
So hopefully they should last even longer :cheesy: .
Hope this helps DDD.
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I changed my drop links 3 years ago and used Lemforder and still all good.
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Re: Quality OEM parts for 406.

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If buying on ebay look for the droplinks/tie rods that have an allen key hole in the end for holding the centre still, look carefully at the pictures and check the quality of the rubber boots - they are what usually fail. Since I have been buying that type I haven't had a problem.

Also those without the allen key facility are impossible to do up really tight and if there is any movement in them they will rattle, just done one on a Coupe, sounded as though it was clapped out but was actually only loose - the rubbers had gone though.

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