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Removing and installing subframe with attachments - four-wheel drive vehicles > < Subframe, anti-roll bar, coupling rod - four-wheel drive vehicles
Exploded view of subframe, anti-roll bar, coupling rod - four-wheel drive vehicles
   
Exploded view of subframe, anti-roll bar, coupling rod - four-wheel drive vehicles
1 - Clamp
q   Is renewed together with rubber bush and anti-roll bar
q   Rubber bush and clamp must not be separated from anti-roll bar
2 - Bolt
q   25 Nm +90°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Tighten evenly
3 - Bolt
q   40 Nm +90°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Vehicle must be in unladen position when tightening → Chapter
4 - Bolt
q   40 Nm +90°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Vehicle must be in unladen position when tightening → Chapter
5 - Coupling rod
q   Coupling rod is removed together with anti-roll bar
q   Removing and installing → Chapter
6 - Nut
q   Always renew if removed
7 - Anti-roll bar
q   Anti-roll bar is removed together with coupling rod
q   Removing and installing → Chapter
q   Rubber bush and clamp must not be separated from anti-roll bar
8 - Bolt
q   70 Nm +180°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Vehicle must be in unladen position when tightening → Chapter
9 - Retaining bracket
10 - Bolt
q   5 Nm
11 - Nut
q   Always renew if removed
12 - Upper transverse link
13 - Bolt
q   115 Nm +90°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Bolts must not be loosened or tightened while springs are still installed. Before loosening or tightening bolts, slacken coil springs using spring compressor
14 - Rear left vehicle level sender -G76-
q   The same sender versions must be installed on both sides.
q   Complete with mounting parts
q   Lever of sender must face outwards
q   Renewing in vehicle → Chapter
q   Check basic adjustment of headlights if sender mountings are loosened → Rep. gr.94
q   If, on vehicles with electronic damping control, the vehicle level sender has been removed and refitted or the linkage detached, the reference position must be re-adapted → Chapter. → Vehicle diagnostic, testing and information system VAS 5051
q   If the reference position has been re-adapted on vehicles with lane departure warning, the lane departure warning control unit -J759- must be recalibrated → Chapter.
15 - Bolt
q   9 Nm
16 - Bolt
q   70 Nm +180°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Vehicle must be in unladen position when tightening → Chapter
17 - Lower transverse link
18 - Nut
q   Always renew if removed
19 - Bolt
q   70 Nm +180°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Vehicle must be in unladen position when tightening → Chapter
20 - Track rod
q   Different versions (aluminium and steel); for correct version, refer to → Electronic parts catalogue
q   Mixed installation is not permissible
21 - Eccentric bolt
22 - Nut
q   95 Nm
q   Always renew if removed
q   Vehicle must be in unladen position when tightening → Chapter
23 - Eccentric washer
24 - Support (left-side)
25 - Bolt
q   55 Nm
26 - Bolt
q   115 Nm +90°
q   Always renew if removed
q   Bolts must not be loosened or tightened while springs are still installed. Before loosening or tightening bolts, slacken coil springs using spring compressor
27 - Clip
q   Not fitted on all vehicles
28 - Stone deflector (left-side)
q   Not fitted on all vehicles
29 - Stone deflector (centre)
q   Not fitted on all vehicles
30 - Stone deflector (right-side)
q   Not fitted on all vehicles
31 - Bolt
q   Tightening torque → Rep. gr.39
32 - Rear final drive
q   Removing and installing → Rep. gr.39
33 - Cross member for differential
q   Removing and installing → Rep. gr.39
q   Not fitted on vehicles with sport differential
34 - Bolt
q   Tightening torque → Rep. gr.39
35 - Support (right-side)
36 - Bonded rubber bush (front)
q   For subframe mounting
q   Different types of bonded rubber bush (conventional or hydraulic) are fitted, depending on model → Anchor; for correct version refer to → Electronic parts catalogue
q   Oil stains on a hydraulic bonded rubber bush are a sign of wear
q   Renewing → Chapter
q   Always renew on both sides
37 - Spacer
q   Fitted on allroad
q   Note installation position: ribbed side faces body
38 - Subframe
q   Removing and installing subframe with attachments → Chapter
39 - Bonded rubber bush (front)
q   For rear final drive mounting
q   Renewing → Chapter
40 - Bonded rubber bush (rear)
q   For rear final drive mounting
q   Renewing → Chapter
41 - Bonded rubber bush (rear)
q   For subframe mounting
q   Different types of bonded rubber bush (conventional or hydraulic) are fitted, depending on model → Anchor; for correct version refer to → Electronic parts catalogue
q   Oil stains on a hydraulic bonded rubber bush are a sign of wear
q   Renewing → Chapter
q   Always renew on both sides
42 - Spacer
q   Fitted on allroad
q   Note installation position: ribbed side faces body
43 - Bonded rubber bush (rear)
q   For rear final drive mounting
q   Renewing → Chapter
44 - Bolt
q   Tightening torque → Rep. gr.39

   
Bonded rubber bush (front)
t  -A- Conventional bonded rubber bush
t  -B- Hydraulic bonded rubber bush
  A42-10335
Bonded rubber bush (rear)
t  -A- Conventional bonded rubber bush
t  -B- Hydraulic bonded rubber bush
  A42-10336

Removing and installing subframe with attachments - four-wheel drive vehicles > < Subframe, anti-roll bar, coupling rod - four-wheel drive vehicles