Video Overview
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Loosen the steering rod screw using penetrating oil
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Unseize the shock absorber retaining screw present on the spindle
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Unseize the shock absorber location in the spindle
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With the help of a 16 flat key, of a pawl and a 30 Torx socket : Loosen the stabilizer bar link nut
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Remove the nut and dislodge the connecting rod from its location
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Place a 18 pipe wrench on the nut of the screw holding the shock absorber to the rocket
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With a pawl and a XZN M14 socket loosen the retaining screw
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Place a force lever in the hub carrier, at the location of the previous screw
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Leverage the two parts to spread the slot and release the shock absorber
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Pull the shock absorber upwards while levering with your arm
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Remove the shock absorber from its location
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Above the shock absorber, in the engine bay: remove the hood seal
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Place a 6-sided tip diameter 7 in the shock absorber screw
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Place a 21mm drilled pipe wrench
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and one pawl For the 6-sided tip
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Loosen the shock absorber from the stop to release it
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Be careful to hold the shock absorber from below at the end of the loosening to avoid dropping it.
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Remove the shock absorber cup
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Hold the shock absorber from below
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Placer the 6-sided tip of 7 on the shock absorber head for the shock absorber stop
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Replace the 21 pipe wrench and the pawl to loosen the shock absorber stop
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To remove the spring, a spring compressor is required
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Unscrew the rings to place the two spring supports
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Place the spring in the compressor
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Tighten the compressor to compress the spring
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Compress the spring until the shock absorber stop is released
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Unscrew and remove the stop retaining nut
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The shock absorber is now free
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Simply pull on the shock absorber to separate it from the spring
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Recover the bellows
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Compare the dimensions of the new shock absorber with the old one
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Remove the nut at the end of the rod of the new shock absorber.
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Recover the foam present on the old shock absorber and replace it on the new shock absorber
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Replace the shock absorber in the spring
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Place the end of the spring against the stop
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Reinstall the shock absorber stop elements
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Replace the nut and screw it in with a 21 pipe wrench
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Tighten the shock absorber stop nut using the pipe wrench and a 7mm allen bit
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Clean the spring
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Tighten the shock absorber cup nut using a 21 pipe wrench and a 7mm allen bit
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Apply some penetrating oil to lubricate the spindle in the shock absorber location
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Place the shock absorber in its location
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Using the jack placed, raise the rocket slightly to push in the shock absorber
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If the shock absorber resists, tap the spindle with a hammer
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Once the shock absorber is correctly positioned, introduce the shock absorber support screw into the spindle as well as its nut.
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Tighten the screw and nut using the 18 pipe wrench and the XZN M14 socket
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Reattach the brake hoses
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Replace the brake hose fixing paste
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Replace the stabilizer bar link in its location and replace its bolt
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Tighten the nut using the 16 flat key And the torx T30 bit
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One Comment
Hello
the procedure works well for the left side, but for the right side, the shock absorber cannot come out of the lower housing of the hub because of the universal joint (longer on the right side) which comes up against the chassis (not enough travel). It is then necessary to compress the spring to reduce the length or even remove the hub.
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