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All of the inner sleeves have separated from the rubber in the spring bushing. Causing my springs to move side to side in the mounts. My question is when I installed the bolts I tightened them very tight. Are they supposed to be left loose enough so the inner sleeve can pivot on the bolt as the springs work up and down?
Question is did you load the springs prior to tightening the bolts? The bolts should be left loose till the springs have the full running load on them and then tighten. If not there will be too much torque on the rubber after loading.
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