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Volkswagen Bora - Shocks

Shocks Volkswagen Bora (1998-2005 / mk 6)

Volkswagen Bora (1998-2005 / MK 6)
Replacement of Rear Shock Absorbers
Replacing the rear shock absorbers is much simpler than the front ones since the springs are not attached to the shock absorber itself but are connected to the …Read all…
Posted on 20 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Bora (1998-2005 / MK 6)
Front Shock Absorber Replacement
Lift the vehicle on a ramp and remove the front wheel and the nut securing the strut to the support inside the engine bay; disconnect the brake wear sensor …Read all…
Posted on 11 February 2026 by ScegliAuto
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Where is the Spare Wheel in the Peugeot 5008?

This video shows where the spare wheel is located in the Peugeot 5008 and how to access it, useful in case of a puncture. As shown, the wheel is not in the usual boot compartment but underneath it, outside the vehicle. To free the wheel, first gather the tools provided, then open the boot, locate the small indicated hatch, and open it. Next, loosen the bolt just released using the large socket wrench enough to lower the wheel to the ground.

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