It is a common fault too.

cheers guys..
what part of the suspesnion are you guys (trav and ian) talkign about
since i have NFI about the suspension i dont know what to look for..
 
cheers

purple5ive

cheers guys..
what part of the suspesnion are you guys (trav and ian) talkign about
since i have NFI about the suspension i dont know what to look for..

cheers

Rear track rod outer end:
In the top pic the arrow is pointing to the bolt that holds the rose joint bearing we are talking about.
You'll need to grab the track rod end and try to move it to see if there is any slack.
 

 
 

ahh yes this part, it def moves when i try to check for any play
the second pic thats the long part that adjustes toe in and out right?
if i place both hands on it and grasp, like riding a bicycle for instance and thentry to rotate it forward and backwards with my wrists it does have play for sure (hope this is making sense)

Yes it should rotate slightly because it's a rose joint to allow for suspension movement, but there should be no sideways movement that would change the toe.