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Peugeot 605 (1989-2000)

Lower wishbone rear suspension — removal (Peugeot 605)

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1. Jack up the rear of the car, place it on stands and remove the rear wheels.

2. Compress the suspension spring using tool 0915-0 (see illustrations 6.4).

3. Disconnect the anti-roll bar rod 5 from both its struts 6 (see illustration).

8.3 Disconnect the anti-roll bar rod 5 from both its struts 6

8.3 Disconnect the anti-roll bar rod 5 from both its struts 6


4. Unscrew the bolts 7 on both sides of the car and carefully lower the front part of the suspension arms (see illustration).

8.4 Unscrew the bolts 7 on both sides of the car and carefully lower the front part of the…

8.4 Unscrew the bolts 7 on both sides of the car and carefully lower the front part of the suspension arms


5. Drill out bolt 8 using drill 10 or cut it out using metal saw 9 (see illustration).

8.5 Drill out bolt 8 using a drill or cut it out with a metal saw 9

8.5 Drill out bolt 8 using a drill or cut it out with a metal saw 9


6. Disconnect brake hoses A and B from the brake pipes (see illustration). Plug the hose openings with suitable plugs.



8.6 Disconnect brake hoses A and B from the brake pipes

8.6 Disconnect brake hoses A and B from the brake pipes


7. Jack up the transverse arm at point C (see illustration 8.6). to relieve the load on its mounting bolts.

8. Unscrew bolts 11, 12, 13 and remove the lower wishbone and rear suspension spring (see illustration 8.6).
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