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Citroen C3 - Video tutorial
Model: Citroen C3
FN, FC
- Years 2002-2009 In order to replace the Citroà «n C3 steering rods, the car must be lifted by means of a bridge or jack and then removed the wheel corresponding to the rod to be replaced. This will make it possible to loosen the two bolts that secure the tie rod to the inside and rear of the brake disc. After removing the old tie rod, it is advisable to lubricate both areas where its fixing pins were. At this point it will be possible to insert the new tie rod and fix it with the appropriate pins, installing the corresponding wheel as well.
Posted on 15 March 2024 by ScegliAuto
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