How to install a strut on a steering knuckle?
Separate lower strut mount from steering knuckle. • (Fig. 1) Remove and save the bearing plate upper mounting nuts (A). (P-Pack included with new nuts.) • Remove the strut assembly from vehicle (Fig. 5, 6 & 7). CAUTION: SPRING IS UNDER HIGH COMPRESSION LOAD WHEN INSTALLED.
How to install a lower strut on a car?
TWO LOWER BOLTS STYLE: • (Fig. 4) Remove and save lower mounting nuts (G) and bolts (H). Separate lower strut mount from steering knuckle. • (Fig. 1) Remove and save the bearing plate upper mounting nuts (A). (P-Pack included with new nuts.) • Remove the strut assembly from vehicle (Fig. 5, 6 & 7).
How to install a torque nut on a strut?
• Install tie rod end to strut (Fig. 4) and torque nut (J) to the value shown in the original equipment service manual. • If vehicle is equipped with stabilizer bracket, install stabilizer link to strut and torque bolt to the value shown in the original equipment service manual. • Install brake hose and ABS brackets to strut, if so equipped.
How do you install spindle to strut assembly?
Push or tap spindle assembly onto strut and remove screwdriver from pinch joint opening. Install spindle-to-strut assembly pinch bolt into spindle and through strut (Fig. 3). Torque bolt (E) to the value shown in the original equipment service manual. • Obtain replacement bolts if threads are bent or damaged. TWO LOWER BOLTS STYLE:
Where are the struts attached to a car?
A strut is attached at its top to the chassis and typically to the lower control arm at its lower point. What are the common warning signs that my shocks or struts need to be replaced?
Where can I get shocks and struts replaced?
At Pep Boys, our experts performed more than 550,000 shock and strut replacements last year. Schedule an appointment online and have our technicians evaluate your car’s steering and suspension today. Worn shocks and struts can change how your wheels touch the road.
What are the signs of worn shocks and struts?
Signs of worn shocks and struts can include the front end of your vehicle diving upon braking, the rear end of your vehicle buckling upon acceleration,swaying on turns, bouncing, pulling, sliding, a crooked steering wheel,uneven tire wear and more. They may also accelerate wear…