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Front suspension of the car Mitsubishi Pajero 4
General information
The front suspension has a multi-link design with two lower arms, which ensures ideal stability of the front suspension kingpin axis. In addition, by mounting the upper...
The front suspension has a multi-link design with two lower arms, which ensures ideal stability of the front suspension kingpin axis. In addition, by mounting the upper...
Causes of malfunctions
Signs Control zone Deviation from course 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3.Control system connections (weakened or worn out). 4. Hub...
Signs Control zone Deviation from course 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3.Control system connections (weakened or worn out). 4. Hub...
Coil spring suspension
Parameters Cars with a 3800 cm³ petrol engine Cars with a 3200 cm³ petrol engine Wire diameter x average diameter in turns length in free state, mm 17x107-127x305...
Parameters Cars with a 3800 cm³ petrol engine Cars with a 3200 cm³ petrol engine Wire diameter x average diameter in turns length in free state, mm 17x107-127x305...
Basic data for adjustments and control
Parameters Nominal value Convergence In the center of the tire tread, mm 0 + 5 Toe angle (per wheel) 0°00' 0°12' Reverse toe-in of the steering wheels when turning (of...
Parameters Nominal value Convergence In the center of the tire tread, mm 0 + 5 Toe angle (per wheel) 0°00' 0°12' Reverse toe-in of the steering wheels when turning (of...
Checking and adjusting the front wheel alignment angles
Before measuring the front wheel alignment angles, place the vehicle on a level, horizontal surface. Before adjustment, check that the front suspension, steering and...
Before measuring the front wheel alignment angles, place the vehicle on a level, horizontal surface. Before adjustment, check that the front suspension, steering and...
Upper control arm assembly
Removal the upper control arm assembly 1. Remove the front suspension height sensor and upper arm connection (1). 2. Loosen the mounting bolt of the front wheel speed...
Removal the upper control arm assembly 1. Remove the front suspension height sensor and upper arm connection (1). 2. Loosen the mounting bolt of the front wheel speed...
Shock absorber assembly
Removal the shock absorber 1. Remove the upper control arm assembly. 2. Remove the battery and battery tray. 3. Remove the air filter assembly. 4. Remove the cover (1)....
Removal the shock absorber 1. Remove the upper control arm assembly. 2. Remove the battery and battery tray. 3. Remove the air filter assembly. 4. Remove the cover (1)....
Rear lower control arm and lower wishbone assembly
Removal the lower wishbone assembly 1. Remove the front suspension height sensor and upper arm connection (1). 2. Disconnect the lower arm and stabilizer bar connection...
Removal the lower wishbone assembly 1. Remove the front suspension height sensor and upper arm connection (1). 2. Disconnect the lower arm and stabilizer bar connection...
Anti-roll bar
Removal the anti-roll bar 1. Remove the engine crankcase guard. 2. Remove the anti-roll bar (1). 3. Remove the anti-roll bar bracket (2). 4. Remove the anti-roll bar...
Removal the anti-roll bar 1. Remove the engine crankcase guard. 2. Remove the anti-roll bar (1). 3. Remove the anti-roll bar bracket (2). 4. Remove the anti-roll bar...
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