Car front suspension Mitsubishi Lancer 3 and 5

Front suspension — device
Each of the front suspension spring struts consists of a coil spring and a built-in hydraulic shock absorber. The struts are attached to the body at the top and to the...

Removal and installation the front pillar
Removal Loosen the wheel nuts on both front wheels while they are on the ground. Mark the position of the wheel disk on the wheel hub with paint. This ensures that the...

Front pillar — device
Cars produced from 9.88 to 3.92 1 - Cap cover 2 - Self-locking nut 3 - Front strut bearing 4 - Upper spring support 5 - Rubber stop 6 - Dust cover 7 - Coil spring 8 -...

Disassembling the front strut / removing and installing the shock absorber / coil spring
Cars produced from 9.88 to 3.92 (Special instructions for cars produced from 1.84 to 8.88 are at the end of the section) Removal Remove the front pillar. Remove the cap...

Checking/disposal of shock absorber
During movement, the following phenomena indicate a defective shock absorber: Prolonged vibrations of the body on uneven road surfaces. The body sways when the road...

Wishbone — device
1 - Self-locking nut for stabilizer connecting element 2 - Tie (stabilizer connecting element) 3 - Self-locking nut 4 - Front wishbone mount 5 - Rear wishbone mount* 6 -...

Removal and installation the wishbone / Replacing the ball joint seal
The designations in the text refer to Figure K-3614. Removal Raise the car, see item 29 . Unscrew the stabilizer from the connecting element (tie). At the same time,...

Removal and installation the anti-roll bar
Removal Raise the car, see item 29 . Press the steering tip joints out of the steering knuckle. Before doing this, pull out the safety pin and loosen the nut. Loosen the...

Drive shafts — device
1 - Cotter pin 2 - Drive shaft mounting nut 3 - Spacer washer 4 - Self-locking nut 5 - Ball joint 6 - Cotter pin 7 - Tie rod end joint 8 - Left drive shaft 9 - Retaining...

Removal and installation the drive shaft
Caution: The vehicle must not be moved with the drive shafts removed, as the lack of axial tension may damage the rolling elements of the hub bearings. If it is...

Checking/disassembling the drive shaft/replacing the seals
Because the gearbox on the car is offset to the side, the left and right drive shafts have different lengths. To reduce vibration of the drive shafts, vibration dampers...

Wheel hub bearings — device
Bearing defects are detected by the following signs: noise on sharp turns; heavy wheel rotation when the brake is released. The hub bearings are so tightly pressed into...

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Lancer 9 (2000-2007, petrol)