Features of the front suspension design The front suspension is independent, telescopic, with hydraulic shock absorber struts, coil barrel springs, lower wishbones with stretchers and an anti-roll bar. Fig. 7.1. Front suspension assembly:...
Removal and installation the front telescopic strut You will need: keys "13", "17", "19". 1. Apply the parking brake and place wheel chocks under the rear wheels. Jack up the front of the car and place it on supports. Remove the wheel. 2. In the wheel...
Disassembling the front telescopic strut You will need: spring clamps for suspension springs, a 14 mm wrench, a 6 mm Allen key, and a 22 mm open-end wrench. 1. Remove the telescopic strut from the vehicle (see "Removing and installing a...
Replacing the front ball joint You will need: open-end wrenches "17", "19", ball joint puller. 1. Raise and support the front of the vehicle. Remove the wheel. Attention! Apply the parking brake and place wheel chocks under the...
Replacing the front suspension arm You will need: keys "17" (two), "19" (two), "24" (two). 1. Place the vehicle on an inspection pit or lift and support the front of the vehicle. Remove the wheel. Attention! Apply the parking brake...
Replacing the front suspension strut You will need: 19 mm wrenches (two), 24 mm wrenches (two), 17 mm open-end wrenches (two), and a wheel bolt wrench. 1. Loosen the front wheel bolts on the corresponding side. 2. Raise and support the...
Replacing the front suspension stabilizer bar components You will need: a 13 mm wrench, a 17 mm wrench (two), a hammer (wooden or polymer). 1. Place the vehicle on an inspection pit or lift and support the front of the vehicle. Attention! Apply the parking...
Replacing the front suspension hub bearing The hub has a double-row ball bearing that does not require adjustment or lubrication during operation. When pressing out the hub, the bearing is destroyed, so press out the hub from the steering...
Features of the rear suspension design Fig. 7.3. Rear suspension parts: 1 – rubber-metal hinge; 2 – suspension arm mounting bracket; 3 – shock absorber casing; 4 – compression stroke buffer; 5 – casing cover; 6 – support washer; 7 – shock...
Replacing the shock absorber and rear suspension spring This is how the rear suspension elements are located on the car (the left side is shown, the right side looks similar): 1 – rear suspension shock absorber; 2 – rear suspension beam; 3 – rubber-metal...
Replacing the rear suspension hub bearing The hub is equipped with a double-row ball bearing, which does not require adjustment or lubrication during operation. If you experience play or noise while driving while rocking a suspended wheel,...
Replacing the rear suspension beam It is more convenient to remove the rear axle on a lift. If it is not possible to install the car on a lift, carefully lift the rear of the car by installing a jack under the beam. Then install...