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Contents: Checking the front suspension of the…⇩ Checking the rear suspension ⇩ Checking the towing device mounts ⇩

Checking the front suspension of the car


Checking the front suspension of the car


1. Check the condition of all ball joint protective caps, including the engine mount arms.

2. Check the reliability of all suspension fastenings, including steering rods.

3. Check the condition of the wheel bearings and suspension struts for significant play or wear.

4. Check the condition of the steering rod ends for wear by moving the ball joint back and forth, side to side and up and down. Wear is not allowed in the ball joints; if present, the ball joints must be replaced.

5. Check for signs of fluid leakage from the suspension shock absorbers.

Checking the rear suspension


Checking the rear suspension


1. Check the tightness of all suspension fasteners, including the cross rods.



2. Check the condition of the wheel bearings and suspension struts for significant play or wear.

3. Check for signs of fluid leakage from the suspension shock absorbers.

Checking the towing device mounts


Checking the towing device mounts


The material was taken from a website LRMAN.ru

1. Check the tightening of the two vertical fasteners: the tightening torque should be 110 Nm.

2. Check the tightening of the six cross fasteners: the tightening torque should be 60 Nm.


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