Introduction
Steps for disassembling and reassembling the front shock absorbers on a Peugeot 3008 from 2010 - 1.6 HDi 16V FAP 110 hp
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Locate the position before removal
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Remove the seals on each side then the central seal
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Remove the wiper arms
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The use of a wiper arm puller or 3-jaw puller is usually necessary to avoid breakage
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Remove the 6 staples to remove the crosspiece
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Remove the central screw
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Remove the brake fluid reservoir screws
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Remove the fixing screws on each side
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Be careful not to spill brake fluid
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Unclip the windshield trim by pushing them up and out at the same time.
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Unclip and remove the awning grille
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Extract the water evacuation hoses in the wings, front on each side
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The shock absorber head screw can be seen
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Remove the wheels while securing the car on des chandelles
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Unclip the ABS sensor cable bracket
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Unscrew using a 16 mm wrench and'une clé Torx T30 the stabilizer bar link nut fix on the shock absorber
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Unscrew the two nuts with an 18 socket, do not remove the bolts
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Compress les ressorts d'amortisseur
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The use of a spring compressor is mandatory
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Unscrew the shock absorber head nut with a 21 ring wrench and an H7 Allen key.
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Carefully remove the shock absorber, being careful not to pull on the ABS sensor cable, the brake cable and not to pierce the universal joint boot.
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The "low-end" Allen key broke when unscrewing the first shock absorber
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To block the shock absorber I used a vice grip at the shock absorber arm
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Unscrew the bolt that holds la butée keeping the spring in compression
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If the spring is not compressed enough, the stop may forcefully pop out. DO NOT DO THIS WITHOUT COMPRESSING THE SPRING.
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For safety reasons, in addition to my spring compressor, I added a tie-down strap.
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Place the elastic stop on le nouvel amortisseur
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Add the dust bellows with its ring, place and compress the spring.
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Place the shock absorber stop and tighten the nut with a 21 ring wrench and an H7 Allen key.
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Position the shock absorber head then slightly tighten the head screw so as to leave some play in the shock absorber.
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Tighten the two shock absorber mounting bolts.
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Visser la biellette de direction, staple the ABS sensor cable bracket
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Fully tighten the shock head bolt with a 21 ring wrench and an H7 Allen key;
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Check that no cables or CV boot have been damaged. If you have touched your discs during handling, it is best to degrease them before reassembling the wheel.
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Replacing the awning grille (reverse direction of removal)
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Replacing the awning compartment and seals (reverse order of removal)
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Replacing the wiper arms (reverse direction of removal)
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Wheel rest
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Do not hesitate to change the anti-theft bolts which tend to round off and therefore become impossible to unscrew.
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26 Comments
very well explained and good team, clean work, thank you. cdlt maasch Marius
marius.maasch - Resolved on Release Reply
Hello. There is no point in compressing the spring on the car.
The shock absorber head nut must be removed before lifting the vehicle to avoid having to hold it with a 7 mm Allen key.
didier_lydia - Resolved on Release Reply

