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Shock rear suspension
Withdrawal | 1. Remove the wheel.
 | 2. Remove the shock absorber bracket bolts. |
3. Remove the shock absorber lower mounting.
4. Remove the shock absorber.  | 5. Install in the reverse order of removal. |
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Dismantling |  | 1. The special adaptation compress a spring rear suspension.  | Do not tighten the nut spurts adaptation for spring compression. |
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 | 2. Remove the self-locking nut on the stem. |
3. Remove the special tool, bush, bracket, elastic pad, dust cover and a coil spring. |
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Check | 1. Check the rubber parts for damage or deterioration in their condition.
2. Check the coil spring in the absence of depression and loss of elasticity.
 | 3. Check the absence of anomalous shock resistance or abnormal noise.  | Before disposing of it, remove the shock absorber gas. |
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Disposal of the shock absorber | | | 1. Fully extend the shock-absorber rod. |
 | 2. Drill a hole to remove the gas from the cylinder. | The effluent gas from the absorber is safe, but care must be taken to avoid injury from flying out of chips. |
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Assembly |  | 1. The special adaptation compress a spring strut front suspension.
After a complete spring set it to shock. |
 | | - Do not tighten the nut spurts adaptation for spring compression.
- Make a diagram of the installation of springs.
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Left Right coil spring White color  White color Yellow Yellow Red color Red color 2. Place the dust cover, the plug (B), the top lining of a spring, an arm, a sleeve (A) and by hand tighten the new self-locking nuts.  | 3. Position the upper and lower ends of the coil spring in the upper cushion and the lower seat spring. |
4. Remove the special tool.  | 5. Tighten the shock absorber rod nut tightening torque listed in the specifications. Torque: 20-25 N ??? m |
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