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    4. : Front shock absorber disassembly instructions

Peugeot 106 - Video tutorial

Model: Peugeot 106 MK 1 - Years 1991-2004
Part: Shock absorbers
Operation: Front shock absorber disassembly instructions

In order to remove the front shock absorber, lift the car on a lift, remove the front wheel, release the hub from the head of the oscillating arm of the suspension and from that of the steering box tie rod; then disassemble the brake calliper complete with support, extract the drive shaft from the hub itself and disconnect the rod / strut to completely free the hub support to which the shock absorber is fixed; finally, access the engine compartment to remove the fixing pins of the shock absorber support to the bodywork dome and complete the removal: the shock absorber will come off together with the hub support and the brake disc.


Posted on 30 August 2023 by ScegliAuto

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