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REAR SUSPENSION

37

REAR

SUSPENSION

F. REAR COIL SPRING

REMOVAL

1. Support the vehicle on two post lift and remove

the wheels from both ends.

2. Support the rear axle assembly from below.

3. Disconnect both the upper links from the rear axle

by removing the mounting bolts.

4. Remove the pan hard rod.

(For procedure refer

Pan hard rod removal process in this section)

5. Disconnect the lower end of shock absorber from

the rear axle bracket. Follow the same procedure

at other end also.

6. Lift the vehicle carefully and take out the coil

spring along with the spring seat

(Auxiliary spring

rubber).

INSPECTION

Check the condition of spring seat for any damage,

cut if necessary replace with new one.

FITMENT

NOTE

While replacing coil spring ensure that the

colour coding on both the spring are same.

The coil spring coding marks on the spring is

located at two coil turns from the top.

1. Place the coil spring along with the spring seat at

the top on to the rear axle.

NOTE

Auxiliary spring rubber is itself act as a top cup for

spring.

2. Lower the two post lift till the spring along with the

rubber seat is placed properly on the chassis.

NOTE

If the spring does not get compressed to the required

length add some weight in the rear loading area

(boot).

3. Install the lower end of the shock absorber on to

the rear axle bracket and lock the same by

applying the specified torque.

NOTE

For tightening torque refer tightening torque table.

4. Connect all the links which are removed earlier

from the rear axle.

5. Apply the specified torque as per the procedure

given in

“Rear suspension links tightening

procedure”

.