How to change rear springs on SUZUKI SWIFT 3 [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]
How to change rear springs / rear coil springs / rear suspension springs on SUZUKI SWIFT 3 (MZ, EZ) Hatchback 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]
Top brands that produce springs: BLUE PRINT, KYB, MONROE, LESJÖFORS, SACHS.
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PDF How to replace rear springs on SUZUKI SWIFT 3 [TUTORIAL AUTODOC] —
00:13 — Raise the rear of the car and secure on supports.
00:22 — Secure the rear axle beam.
00:24 — Unscrew the lower fastener of the shock absorber. Use a drive socket No.17.
00:47 — Carefully lower the trolley jack until the complete removal of the load from the spring.
00:56 — Remove the spring. Use a crow bar.
01:03 — Examine suspension spring rubber spacers. Replace them if needed.
01:10 — Install the spring.
01:28 — Secure the rear axle beam.
01:38 — Tighten the lower fastener of the shock absorber. Use a drive socket No.17.
01:48 — Remove the mounting from under the rear axle beam.
The tools you need to replace rear springs:
- drive socket No. 17
- crow bar
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