Hyundai Santa Fe: Rear Shock Absorber. Repair procedures
Removal
2WD |
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Remove the rear wheel and tire (A) from rear hub .
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2. |
Support the rear lower arm (A) with a jack as shown in the illustration.
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3. |
Loosen the bolt (A-1ea) and then remove the rear shock absorber
cover (B).
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4. |
Remove the rear wheel guard.
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5. |
Loosen the bolt (A,B) & nut (C) and then remove the rear shock
absorber bracket (D).
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6. |
Loosen the nut (A) and then remove the rear shock absorber (B).
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4WD |
1. |
Remove the rear wheel and tire (A) from rear hub .
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2. |
Support the rear lower arm (A) with a jack as shown in the illustration.
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3. |
Loosen the bolt (A-1ea) and then remove the rear shock absorber
cover (B).
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4. |
Loosen the bolt (A) & nut (B) and then remove the rear shock absorber
(C).
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5. |
Check the rear alignment.
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Inspection
1. |
Check the rubber parts for damage or deterioration.
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2. |
Check the shock absorber for abnormal resistance or unusual sounds.
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Installation
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Installation is the reverse of removal.
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