I had success with graphite grease, plus the residue shouldn't
deteriorate the rubber.
>>> "Paul Hunt" <paul.hunt1@blueyonder.co.uk> 7/27/2006 8:42:35 AM >>>
As I recall one end of the bump-stop is slightly tapered down from the
other, at least part of the way, and the smaller face is the one that
contacts the pad on the axle. Therefore it is the big end that goes on
the
nub on the body. If that is the tight end, try washing-up liquid, or
Swarfega Original - the smooth one - on the nub and in the hole, even
possibly jacking up under it lightly while you twist it.
PaulH.
----- Original Message -----
> The MGB bump stop has a hole at both ends. One allows it to be
> fitted to the T thing above the axle but it is very loose. The
other
> is a smaller hole but I cannot get it onto the T nub thing.
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