or in at the top if you prefer.
l mean, they look dangerous! Had it up on the jack and there is absolutely no play in them. The tyres are not unevenly worn. The car does not handle like any more of a pig than any other diesel 106.Is this normal?

sounds like you need to join a health club or gym

Yes - it is normal - all 106 is do this - if you have not got any uneven tyre wear - the set up is correct!

I've never seen a 106 that has not got this set up - many of the older cars are set this way as well - Triumph Spitfire is a classic example!

If it looks abnormally out of shape - bearing in mind it should only be a few degrees - then check out the suspension completely - but - like l said - if you have no uneven tyre wear - it should be OK!

Sounds like you may have faulty shock absorbers or springs. The only make l can think of where the rear axle was designed to do this is the air-cooled VWs. On heavy load, the real wheels would do this.

er that does not sound good.

Not even the 2CV does that and that is one messed up mobile!

Check it out at a garage just incase you find yourself down the M4 at 90 with your rear axle taking out cattle in a nearby field :)

normal, lots of cars do it, next time you see a boy racers vauxhall corsa with big wheels, look at it as it drives along like a d1ckhead, its rear wheels are almost horizontal.

l work for peugeot and would advise that you get the rear trailing arms checked as the bearing does go in them
it can cost a fortune better with an rear axle

The pinnacle of French engineering.gad.

Very normal,all your vehicle is asking for is a new rubber bush,Absolute nightmare to fit ,so l would get some one to fit it.