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Removal and installation the shock absorber spring (Peugeot 206)

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Remove the shock absorber spring in the following order:
  • remove the shock absorber strut as described above;

Figure 7.16. Removing the shock absorber spring: 1 - device; 2 - fork of the device; 3 - nut

Figure 7.16. Removing the shock absorber spring: 1 - device; 2 - fork of the device; 3 - nut

  • clamp fixture 1 in a vice (figure 7.16) to compress the spring;
  • insert one or two turns of the spring into the lower fork 2 fixtures;
  • compress the spring;
  • install two bolts into holes A;
  • unscrew nut 3;
  • carefully release the spring and remove it.

Text taken from the website PeugeotBook

Install the shock absorber spring in the reverse order of removal. Tighten the nut to a torque of 45 N·m.
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