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How to change rear shock absorbers - Peugeot 106 all models combined

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  1. 
The rear shock absorber is held in place by two bolts
    • The rear shock absorber is held in place by two bolts

    • You will need a flat key and a 18 pipe wrench for the top

    • From a flat key and a 21 socket followed by his pawl for the bottom

  2. 
Start by unscrewing the bottom bolt with a 21 pipe wrench, and pawl and his 21 socket

Unscrew the nut by hand and remove it

Unscrew the nut by hand and remove it
    • Start by unscrewing the bottom bolt with a 21 pipe wrench, and pawl and his 21 socket

    • Unscrew the nut by hand and remove it

  3. 
Before removing the screw, using a jack : raise the rear axle a few centimeters to release the pressure on the shock absorber and the screw

Before removing the screw, using a jack : raise the rear axle a few centimeters to release the pressure on the shock absorber and the screw
    • Before removing the screw, using a jack : raise the rear axle a few centimeters to release the pressure on the shock absorber and the screw

  4. 
Once the pressure is released, pull the screw to remove it

Once the pressure is released, pull the screw to remove it

Once the pressure is released, pull the screw to remove it
    • Once the pressure is released, pull the screw to remove it

  5. 
Repeat the same operation with two 18 keys

Repeat the same operation with two 18 keys

Repeat the same operation with two 18 keys
    • Repeat the same operation with two 18 keys

  6. 
Compare the dimensions of the two shock absorbers as well as their heads

Clean and then apply grease to the shock absorber retaining screws to facilitate reassembly and subsequent removal.

Clean and then apply grease to the shock absorber retaining screws to facilitate reassembly and subsequent removal.
    • Compare the dimensions of the two shock absorbers as well as their heads

    • Clean and then apply grease to the shock absorber retaining screws to facilitate reassembly and subsequent removal.

  7. 
Clean both shock head locations with a wire brush

If the shock absorber is marked with a blue dot, it indicates the bottom of the shock absorber

If the shock absorber is marked with a blue dot, it indicates the bottom of the shock absorber
    • Clean both shock head locations with a wire brush

    • If the shock absorber is marked with a blue dot, it indicates the bottom of the shock absorber

  8. 
Place the shock head on the top location and thread the screw into the shock

Place the nut on the screw

Place the nut on the screw
    • Place the shock head on the top location and thread the screw into the shock

    • Place the nut on the screw

  9. 
Repeat the same operation for the bottom of the shock absorber

Repeat the same operation for the bottom of the shock absorber

Repeat the same operation for the bottom of the shock absorber
    • Repeat the same operation for the bottom of the shock absorber

  10. 
Tighten the bottom bolt of the shock absorber with the keys of 21

Tighten the top bolt with the 18 keys
    • Tighten the bottom bolt of the shock absorber with the keys of 21

    • Tighten the top bolt with the 18 keys

  11. 
Once the shock absorber is in place and the bolts tightened, release the rear axle by lowering the jack

Once the shock absorber is in place and the bolts tightened, release the rear axle by lowering the jack
    • Once the shock absorber is in place and the bolts tightened, release the rear axle by lowering the jack

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4 Comments

no torque tightening!!!!

vinz8305 - Reply

Thank you very much, it is very clear which encourages me to change mine.

hsan.borsali - Reply

Dylan c’est un bon!!!

Bravo Dylan!

vers38toi - Reply

Hello, there are no washers?

t quellien - Reply

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