The springs are attached in the middle part to the rear axle with two U-bolts. From the front side, the spring is held by a spring eye pin with a fold-out console. On the rear side, the spring suspension is carried out on earrings with a welded spring eye pin and unscrewable earring brackets. The spring eye pins and the earring pins are installed in rubber-metal bushings.
All models are equipped with double-acting shock absorbers. They are mounted with a lower suspension above the spring leaves (two-wheel drive vehicles) or under the spring leaves (all-wheel drive vehicles). The diameter of the shock absorber mounting bolts also varies. Figures 148 and 149 show both types of suspensions. In addition, different models are equipped with different shock absorbers.
Figure 148. Rear wheel suspension on two-wheel drive vehicles. 1. Spring U-bolt nuts, 80 Nm; 2. Shock absorber bolts, 50 Nm; 3. Spring U-bolt nuts, 120 Nm; 4. Spring eye pin nuts, 150 Nm; 5. Shock absorber; 6. A Shock absorber marking
Figure 149. Rear wheel suspension on vehicles with all-wheel drive.1. Spring U-bolt nuts, 80 Nm; 2. Shock absorber bolts, 50 Nm; 3. Spring shackle nuts, 120 Nm; 4. Spring eye pin nuts, 150 Nm; 5. Shock absorber; A Shock absorber marking