Required tools: Wire brush WD-40 spray Copper grease
Drive socket # 16 Wheel impact socket #17 Ratchet wrench
Torque wrench Phillips screwdriver Wheel chock
Both stabilizer bushes should be replaced simultaneously.
The replacement procedure is identical for the right and left stabilizer bushes.
All work should be done with the engine stopped.
Carry out replacement in the following order:
1. Raise the front of the car and secure on supports.
2. Unscrew the wheel bolts. Use wheel impact socket #17.
AUTODOC recommends: To avoid injury, hold up the wheel when unscrewing the bolts.
3. Unscrew the fasteners of the lower sound insulation. Use a Phillips screwdriver.
4. Remove the lower sound insulation.
Please note! Some cars are not equipped with the lower sound insulation.
5. Clean the fasteners of the stabilizer bush brackets.
Use a wire brush. Use WD-40 spray.
6. Unscrew the fasteners of the stabilizer bush brackets.
Use a drive socket #16. Use a ratchet wrench.
7. Remove the stabilizer bush brackets.
8. Remove the stabilizer bushes.
9. Install the new stabilizer bushes.
10. Clean the mounting seats of the stabilizer bushes. Use WD-40 spray.
11. Install the stabilizer bush brackets.
12. Screw the fasteners of the stabilizer bush brackets.
Use a drive socket #16. Use a torque wrench. Tighten it to 54 nm torque.
13. Install the lower sound insulation.
14. Screw in the fasteners of the lower sound insulation. Use a Phillips screwdriver.
15. Treat the surface where the brake disc contacts the wheel rim. Use copper grease.
16. Screw in the wheel bolts. Use wheel impact socket #17.
AUTODOC recommends: To avoid injury, hold up the wheel when screwing in the fastening bolts.
17. Lower the car and working in a cross order, tighten the wheel bolts.
Use a torque wrench. Tighten it to 120 Nm torque.