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Volkswagen Golf - Suspensions

Volkswagen Golf (2003-2008 / Golf5, MK 5, Golfv)
Replacement of front shock absorber springs
Raise the car on the lift and remove the front wheel; disconnect the plastic connecting rod from the swinging arm of the suspension, free the shock absorber …read all…
Posted on 7 September 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (1997-2003 / Golfiv, MK 4, Golf4)
Replacement of rear suspension springs
The replacement of the rear suspension spring is quite simple to carry out especially compared to that of the front suspension as the spring and the damper are …read all…
Posted on 1 September 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (1997-2003 / Golfiv, MK 4, Golf4)
Replacement of front shock absorbers
In order to replace the front shock absorbers it is first of all necessary to have the appropriate clamps to crush the springs and to be able to disassemble …read all…
Posted on 21 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (1997-2003 / Golfiv, MK 4, Golf4)
Shock absorber support replacement
If you hear a squeak coming from the engine compartment, especially when turning, it is likely that the shock absorber support is worn. To be able to replace …read all…
Posted on 19 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
Volkswagen Golf (2003-2008 / Golf5, MK 5, Golfv)
Replacement of front suspension springs
The failure of the front suspension spring is a rather singular circumstance; in any case, in order to replace it, it is first of all necessary to disassemble …read all…
Posted on 2 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
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How to open the Piaggio Beverly saddle with a flat battery

In today's video we see how to open the Piaggio Beverly saddle in case the service battery has run out. First we proceed by opening the compartment on the shield, using the appropriate key. Inside we will find a lever that we will have to pull; at the same time we proceed to unhook the saddle, lifting it. These two operations together, with a little elbow grease, will allow you to open the saddle in cases of extreme need. In fact, we recommend carrying out this operation only if strictly necessary, otherwise it could compromise the correct functioning of the mechanism in the long run.

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