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Front drive shafts > < Assembly overview: Complete half-shaft with constant velocity joint VL107
I - Subframe with separate console; Stabiliser bar and swinging arm: removing and fitting
   
I - Subframe with separate console; Stabiliser bar and swinging arm: removing and fitting
  Note
t  When a vehicle with must be moved when the drive shaft has been removed, first the outer constant velocity joint must be fitted in place of the drive shaft and tightened with 50 Nm. Otherwise the bearing will be damaged and its service life reduced due to the high dead weight of the vehicle.
t  No welding or straightening work can be done on the support and guide elements of the wheel guide system.
t  Always renew self locking nuts and bolts.
t  Always renew corroded nuts and bolts
1 - Subframe
q   Securing → Chapter
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
q   Allocation: → Parts catalogue
2 - 40 Nm
q   replacing
3 - Stabilizer bar
q   For separation and fitting the subframe must be lowered
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
4 - Rubber bearing
5 - Clip
6 - 40 Nm
q   replacing
7 - Coupling rod
q   Joins the stabiliser bar to the suspension strut
8 - Support
9 -  M8×20 - 20 Nm + 1/4 turn (90°)
q   replacing
q   If the thread of the welded nut is damaged it may be repaired using a Heli-Coil thread insert
10 - M12×1.5 x 75 - 70 Nm + 1/4 turn (90°)
q   replacing
q   Repair coupling nut → Chapter
q   If the thread of the welded nut is damaged it may be repaired using a Heli-Coil thread insert
11 - Bonded rubber bush
q   Different versions → Fig.
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
12 - Suspension link
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
q   The metal-rubber bearing -arrow- forms part of the articulated swinging arm
13 - Plate with nuts
14 - 20 Nm + further 1/4 (90°)
q   replacing
15 - Swinging arm ball joint
q   check → Chapter
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
q   Installation position → Chapter
16 - 20 Nm + further 1/4 (90°)
q   replacing
17 - 20 Nm + further 1/4 (90°)
q   replacing
18 - Suspension bracket
q   Removing and fitting the subframe along with the swinging arm → Chapter
q   Separating and assembling the swinging arm and the console → Chapter
19 - M10×84 - 50 Nm + 1/4 turn (90°)
t  Tightening order:
–  First screw in, without tightening, the bolt → Item
–  Then screw in, without tightening, the bolt → Item
–  Tighten alternatively to the required torque
q   replacing
20 - M12×1.5 x 100 - 70 Nm + 1/4 turn (90°)
t  Tightening order:
–  First screw in, without tightening, the bolt → Item
–  Then screw in, without tightening, the bolt → Item
–  Tighten alternatively to the required torque
q   replacing
21 - M10×35 - 30 Nm + 1/4 turn (90°)
q   replacing
22 - M10×100 x 61 - 40 Nm + 1/4 turn (90°)
q   replacing
23 - Pendulum support
q   Do not dismantle

   
Differences of the bonded rubber bearing for the console
  Note
A new bonded rubber bearing has been introduced as spare part from 08.2009.
I - Bonded rubber bearing up to 07.2009
II - Bonded rubber bearing from 08.2009
t  The brake cam -arrow A- of the bonded rubber bearing up to 07.2009 is much larger than the brake cam -Pfeil B- of the bonded rubber bearing from 08.2009.
  N40-10399

Front drive shafts > < Assembly overview: Complete half-shaft with constant velocity joint VL107