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Replacing the front rubber bushings of the trailing arm
To remove the sleeves, do the following:
| Fig. 8.13. Preparatory work to replace the bushings of the trailing arm 1 - mudguard; 2 - a bolt; 3 - Bracket
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- Remove the splash guard 1 (Fig. 8.13) Bracket 3 parking brake cable; - Establish a support under the body, but so that the wheel is not cleared; - Disconnect the traction control from the toe of the trailing arm, unscrew the bolt 2 from the front of the rubber sleeve, pull the trailing arm down and lock;
| Fig. 8.14. The use of the special tool 999 5575 to replace the front rubber bushing
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- Mount sleeve 999 5632 (Fig. 8.14) and the screw 999 5589 on the special tool 999 5575; - Insert the screw into the rubber plug, put the sleeve 999 5632-2 and tighten the nut; - Extract the rubber plug and remove it with a special tool; - Clean the trailing arm; - Cover the rubber grommet mounting grease 1161006-0; - Install the special tool on the screw 999 5632 999 5589; - Install the screw and the new rubber plug, make sure of the correctness of its installation; - Install rubber grommet in the special tool 999 5632 outside, tighten the nut with your fingers; - Press in the rubber grommet in the trailing arm until it stops; - Remove the special tool; - Make sure that the rubber sleeve acts equally on each side; - Lift the trailing arm and put the bolt 2 (see. Fig. 8.13); - Fit the thrust control of a convergence on the trailing arm. Tighten the bolts to 35 Nm; - Remove the support and swing the car a few times up and down; - Tighten the bolt to a torque of 90 Nm; - Put the parking brake cable bracket, tighten the four bolts to 21 Nm; - Put the mudguard and tighten the bolt to 15 Nm.
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