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Installing rear bush for suspension bracket
Installing rear bush for suspension bracket
  Note!
t  Use assembly lubricating oil -G 294 421 A1- (diluted 1:20) when pressing in.
t  This lubricating oil is acid-free and penetrates into the rubber after a short time (by diffusion).
t  It leaves a slightly tacky film, which ensures firm seating of the bush.
t  Most conventional greases or oils contain acid and cause a film of lubricant to form.
t  This may affect the rubber, or cause the entire bush to twist in the suspension bush instead of flexing when the suspension compresses and rebounds.
   
–  Press in bush.
1 - Spindle from -T40034-
2 - Nut M20x2 -T40034/2--- or special nut E-8-214
3 - Thrust piece E-5
4 - Hollow piston cylinder HKZ-15
5 - Thrust piece E-42
6 - Bush
7 - Thrust piece -T40023- or thrust piece E-3
8 - Nut M18x2 -T40034/1-
9 - Suspension bracket
10 - High-pressure hose with quick-release coupling
  A40-0408
–  Obtain the correct distance -a- by pulling in the bush gradually.
–  Dismantle the special tools and check distance -a- repeatedly while pulling in the bush.
–  Repeat this procedure as often as necessary until the correct distance -a- is obtained.
–  Assemble wishbone and suspension bracket → Chapter.
–  Install wishbone with suspension bracket.
t  Removing and installing wishbone with swivel joint and suspension bracket (vehicles with forged-steel wishbone) → Chapter
t  Removing and installing wishbone with suspension bracket (vehicles with fabricated wishbone and bolt-on swivel joint) → Chapter
  A40-0540

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