Car rear suspension Mazda 121 (3)

Rear suspension — design description
The rear axle with a cross beam consists of a V-shaped connecting beam to which longitudinal arms are welded on both sides. The beam (profile) acts as a stabilizer and...

Removal and installation the rear shock absorber strut
Removal Ford KA: remove the trunk trim. Remove the trunk trim fastening by pulling out three clips. Mark the position of the rear wheel on the hub so that you can then...

Disassembling the rear shock absorber strut
The operations are basically the same as those described for the front shock absorbers ( see previous chapter ). Precautions: Loosen the fastening ring only when the...

Checking the shock absorber
The following signs indicate a faulty shock absorber: Long-term vibrations of the body after driving over uneven surfaces. The body sways when driving over uneven...

Shock absorber disposal
The shock absorber is filled with oil, so it cannot be simply thrown away. In the workshop, the shock absorber is emptied before disposal in the following manner (see...

Rear axle of the Ford Fiesta Courier
While the front axle of the Fiesta Courier (estate) model matches the design of the limousine models, the rear axle of these models consists of a rigid beam passing...

Removal and installation the shock absorber on a Ford Fiesta Courier
Removal Mark the position of the rear wheels relative to the hub so that the balanced wheels can be installed in their original positions. Loosen the wheel nuts while...

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