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Replacement of Rear Support Joint

Model: Vauxhall Corsa Corsa B - Years 1993-2000
Part: Suspension system

The necessary tools are a ratchet spanner, fixed spanners, and the original replacement joint. Lift the car and secure it to access the underside mechanics. To access the faulty component, remove the wheel. Once the broken joint is identified, proceed with removal by unscrewing all the bolts. Also, remove the support of the support arm by unscrewing the two bolts, then remove the rubber joint. Refit the new joint after thoroughly cleaning the fittings and greasing the bolts, then reassemble the previously removed mechanics. Refit the wheel.

Updated on 6 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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