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Removal, checking and installation front shock absorbers (Mercedes-Benz G-Class W463)

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Location of the upper support of the right front shock absorber

Location of the upper support of the right front shock absorber


Location of the upper support of the left front shock absorber

Location of the upper support of the left front shock absorber


Lower shock absorber support design

Lower shock absorber support design


Information copied from the website (MercedesMan.ru)

1. Loosen the nut (arrows) and remove the upper shock absorber support bolt.

2. Under the vehicle, loosen the nut (1), then remove the plate (2) with the rubber bushing (3) and release the shock absorber from the lower support bracket (4).



3. Remove the holders (5 and 6), rubber bearing (7) and spacer sleeve (8) from the shock absorber.

4. Assess the condition of the rubber components and replace any defective elements.

5. Inspect the shock absorber for signs of leaks through the working rod seals; if necessary, prepare replacement assemblies.

6. Installation is carried out in the reverse order. Make sure that the fasteners are tightened with the required force.
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