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Introduction

The model presented is a Peugeot 106 - 1.0 i 50cv

  1. 
Position the jack on the anchor point recommended by the manufacturer and raise the car

Position the candle under the cradle next to the triangle and place the car on the jack stand

Position the candle under the cradle next to the triangle and place the car on the jack stand
    • Position the jack on the anchor point recommended by the manufacturer and raise the car

    • Position the candle under the cradle next to the triangle and place the car on the jack stand

  2. 
Unscrew the 4 wheel bolts

Remove the wheel
    • Unscrew the 4 wheel bolts

    • Remove the wheel

  3. 
Using a 17 wrench, unscrew the bolt holding the lower ball joint.

Using a bar, remove the ball joint by pressing the triangle downwards
    • Using a 17 wrench, unscrew the bolt holding the lower ball joint.

    • Using a bar, remove the ball joint by pressing the triangle downwards

  4. 
Unscrew the screw with a 17 key.

Leave the triangle in its housing
    • Unscrew the screw with a 17 key.

    • Leave the triangle in its housing

  5. 
On the passenger side, lift the carpet to access the hatch

Open the hatch and the plastic cover to access the nuts

Unscrew the nuts with a 17 wrench.
    • On the passenger side, lift the carpet to access the hatch

    • Open the hatch and the plastic cover to access the nuts

    • Unscrew the nuts with a 17 wrench.

  6. 
Disassemble the triangle and compare with the new part
    • Disassemble the triangle and compare with the new part

  7. 
Start assembling the triangle on the ball joint side because it will be easier to put in place if the triangle is free.

Install the ball joint screw with a new nut (lock nut)

Install the ball joint screw with a new nut (lock nut)
    • Start assembling the triangle on the ball joint side because it will be easier to put in place if the triangle is free.

    • Install the ball joint screw with a new nut (lock nut)

  8. 
Replace the two triangle screws in their holes on the passenger compartment side and lightly screw the nuts onto the screws.

It is important to replace worn lock nuts with new nuts.

It is important to replace worn lock nuts with new nuts.
    • Replace the two triangle screws in their holes on the passenger compartment side and lightly screw the nuts onto the screws.

    • It is important to replace worn lock nuts with new nuts.

  9. 
Place the triangle in its location on the engine side.

If necessary, help the triangle to rise by lifting it with a jack then put the screw in place with a new nut.

If necessary, help the triangle to rise by lifting it with a jack then put the screw in place with a new nut.
    • Place the triangle in its location on the engine side.

    • If necessary, help the triangle to rise by lifting it with a jack then put the screw in place with a new nut.

  10. 
Perform/Check the tightening of all screws

Perform/Check the tightening of all screws

Perform/Check the tightening of all screws
    • Perform/Check the tightening of all screws

  11. 
Reassemble the wheel
    • Reassemble the wheel

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Félix DELANOE

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4 Comments

Hello, the tutorial shows the passenger side. Is it the same procedure on the driver's side?

Thank you for the well done tutorial

fernandes.bruno - Reply

Hello, yes, it's the same thing.

a_bosc2000 -

Hello for all the assemblies do not block anything before having succeeded in making all the bolts take. A good solution for all interventions thank you

LIONEL NICOLAS - Reply

Good tutorial. But I'm struggling to put the chassis silentbloc bolt back in. I'll try again tomorrow by loosening the nuts on the inner mount.

apex65 sarl - Reply

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