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Rear suspension of the car Mitsubishi Pajero 4
Causes of malfunctions
Signs Control zone Deviation from course 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3. Hub bearing (worn out). 4. Suspension parts (worn out or...
Signs Control zone Deviation from course 1.Tires (damaged or worn out). 2. Incorrect wheel adjustment. 3. Hub bearing (worn out). 4. Suspension parts (worn out or...
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 18- 19x151 -153x337...
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 18- 19x151 -153x337...
Basic data for adjustments and control
Parameters Nominal value Convergence In the center of the tire tread, mm 3 + 3 Toe angle (per wheel) 0°06'±06' Collapse 0°00' + 30' Size for location of upper arm...
Parameters Nominal value Convergence In the center of the tire tread, mm 3 + 3 Toe angle (per wheel) 0°06'±06' Collapse 0°00' + 30' Size for location of upper arm...
Special tools
Tool Number and name A: MB991237 A: Special tool Q: MB991238 Q: Special tool MB990326 Puller MB992047 Key MB990799 Tool for removing/installing articulated joints...
Tool Number and name A: MB991237 A: Special tool Q: MB991238 Q: Special tool MB990326 Puller MB992047 Key MB990799 Tool for removing/installing articulated joints...
Checking the adjustment of the rear wheel alignment angles
Convergence Nominal value: In the center of the tire tread 3±3 mm Toe angle (per wheel) 0°06'±06' To adjust, turn the bolts securing the right and left auxiliary rear...
Convergence Nominal value: In the center of the tire tread 3±3 mm Toe angle (per wheel) 0°06'±06' To adjust, turn the bolts securing the right and left auxiliary rear...
Checking the ball joint protective covers
1. Check the protective cover for cracks or damage by pressing on the cover with your finger. 2. If the boot is cracked or damaged, replace the upper control arm...
1. Check the protective cover for cracks or damage by pressing on the cover with your finger. 2. If the boot is cracked or damaged, replace the upper control arm...
Upper control arm assembly
Removal the upper control arm assembly 1. Drain the brake fluid. 2. Remove the rear suspension height sensor (1). 3. Disconnect the brake pipe connection (2). 4. Remove...
Removal the upper control arm assembly 1. Drain the brake fluid. 2. Remove the rear suspension height sensor (1). 3. Disconnect the brake pipe connection (2). 4. Remove...
Shock absorber assembly
Removal the shock absorber 1. Unscrew the shock absorber mounting nut (1). 2. Remove the washer (2). 3. Unscrew the shock absorber mounting bolt (3). 4. Remove the shock...
Removal the shock absorber 1. Unscrew the shock absorber mounting nut (1). 2. Remove the washer (2). 3. Unscrew the shock absorber mounting bolt (3). 4. Remove the shock...
Anti-roll bar
Removal the anti-roll bar 1. Remove the stabilizer link (1). 2. Remove the stabilizer bracket (2). 3. Remove the stabilizer bushing (3). 4. Remove the anti-roll bar (4)....
Removal the anti-roll bar 1. Remove the stabilizer link (1). 2. Remove the stabilizer bracket (2). 3. Remove the stabilizer bushing (3). 4. Remove the anti-roll bar (4)....
Rear towing hitch
Removal the rear towing rod Note: The operations for the right side of the vehicle are the same as those for the left side of the vehicle. 1. Loosen the towing rod...
Removal the rear towing rod Note: The operations for the right side of the vehicle are the same as those for the left side of the vehicle. 1. Loosen the towing rod...
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