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How to Replace the Front Shock Absorber of a Fiat 500

Model: Fiat 500 Epoca - Years 1957-1975
Part: Shocks

Before you can begin, lift the front end of your Fiat 500. Start by removing the front wheel by unscrewing the securing bolts. Next, using a jack, relieve the tension on the shock absorber by lifting the base. Once done, unscrew and remove the bolts that secure the shock absorber to the hub support and the chassis, then remove the shock absorber itself, and you will have completed the disassembly. To fit the new shock absorber, simply follow these steps in reverse, and you will have completed the replacement.

Updated on 18 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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