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Rear suspension replacement on Renault Scenic 2

Model: Renault Scenic Scenic 2, MK 2 - Years 2003-2009
Part: Suspension system

Today we will see how to remove and replace the rear shock absorbers on a second series Renault Scenic, following these simple steps. First we lift the car and go to remove the rear wheel; then we remove the plastic bulkhead covering the 18 mm bolt and unscrew the latter with a wrench. At this point with a 10 mm wrench we unscrew the screw of the lower plastic bulkhead, as shown in the video; we just have to access the trunk compartment to unscrew the upper fixing bolt of the suspension, then remove it and replace it from below!

Posted on 7 December 2020 by ScegliAuto

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