Suspension specifications Front suspension Type - Independent, with coil springs, telescopic shock absorbers, lower arm and anti-roll bar Rear suspension Type - Transverse torsion axle...
General description Front suspension - independent type. It has a coil spring, a strut and a lower arm. Racks are connected with telescopic shock absorbers. Both front suspension...
Maintenance and inspection 1. At intervals given in Section « Maintenance » at the beginning of this manual, perform a complete inspection of all suspension and steering components using...
Front suspension strut — removal and installation 1. Remove the wheel cap, unscrew the lock nut of the drive shaft. 2. Loosen the four wheel bolts. 3. Jack up the front of the car. Remove the wheel. 4. Remove...
Front suspension strut — disassembly and assembly 1. Do not attempt to disassemble the suspension strut unless a puller is installed on the spring. 2. Install the puller on the spring, secure the rack assembly...
Front hub bearings — removal and installation 1. Remove the suspension strut as described in Chapter 3 . 2. Remove the brake disc from the hub. 3. Turn off screws, get a mudguard. 4. Support the suspension...
Anti-roll bar — removal and installation 1. If the anti-roll bar is distorted or damaged, it must be replaced with a new one. 2. Remove two bolts from each of the two hangers that secure the anti-roll...
Front control arm — removal and installation 1. Remove the anti-roll bar as described in Chapter 6 . 2. Jack up the front of the car. Remove the corresponding front wheel. 3. Loosen and remove the...
Rear axle — removal and installation 1. Jack up the rear of the car, secure it with axle stands placed under the bottom. Block the front wheels, remove the rear wheels. 2. Remove the filler cap of...
Diagonal thrust — removal, reassembly and installation 1. Jack up the rear of the vehicle. Block the front wheels. 2. Unscrew and remove the bolts pressing the diagonal rod to the bottom and rear axle (photo). Take...
Suspension self-levelling — general description The self-levelling system is hydraulically controlled and keeps the rear of the vehicle at a constant height regardless of the load. A power steering pump is...
Suspension Self Leveling Control Valve — Test 1. With the vehicle on wheels, engine running at idle, measure the rear height from the ground to the jacking point. 2. Put two people in the back seat of the...
Front wheel alignment and steering angles 1. Precise alignment of the front wheels ensures stable steering and prevents excessive tire wear. Before considering the steering/suspension geometry, check...