[Rovernet] ROVER 2000 TC year 63-64 - auto parts - by owner - vehicle automotive sale

[Andrew Holland]

Hi Robert,
This is normal & nothing to worry about. As soon as you move it (forward or reverse) or turn the wheel,it returns to its normal height. 

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Subject: Re: [Rovernet] ROVER 2000 TC year 63-64 - auto parts - by owner - vehicle automotive sale

My mechanic said that on my car (TC 2000) the front sits too high until one starts to turn the wheel.  The car lowers to a proper height then.  Had something to do with the camber??  I didn't quite follow the technical explanation; was just glad that the car sat right ultimately.

   

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Subject: [Rovernet] ROVER 2000 TC year 63-64 - auto parts - by owner - vehicle automotive sale

It looks to be sitting very high in the front. Does it have a motor in it? The TC did not come out until 1966.

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