Removing Coil Spring
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WARNING:
Preloaded or pressurised components
- Risk of squashing or bruising
→ Do not reach into the danger area.
→ Relieve the tension on components before starting work.
→ Secure components to prevent them from loosening suddenly.
Information
- Do not press coil springs together onto the block.
- Do not damage the surface of the coil springs (corrosion protection).
- Do not use solvents to clean the coil springs.
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The following tools are required:
Spring compressor
| 1 | Clamping cylinder (> 9823 - Spring compressor ) |
| 2 | Upper spring tensioning plate with latch and support for holding wrench -4- (> 9823/1 - Spring tensioning plates ) |
| 3 | Lower spring tensioning plate (> 9823/1 - Spring tensioning plates ) |
| 4 | Holding wrench (> 9823 - Spring compressor ) |
- Loosen holder for level sensor -2-
from the trailing arm.
Mounting for level sensor holder
- 1.1 Unscrew fastening screw -1- .
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Insert upper spring tensioning plate in such a way that the support for the countering wrench is accessible.
- Insert spring tensioning plate with latch -1-
(> 9823/1 - Spring tensioning plates
) as far up as possible in the coil spring.
Spring tensioning plate, top
- Insert lower spring tensioning plate -1-
(> 9823/1 - Spring tensioning plates
) as far down as possible in the coil spring.
Spring tensioning plate, bottom
- Turn the clamping cylinder -1-
apart (as far as required) and guide it through both spring tensioning plates -2-
from below.
Guiding in clamping cylinder
- Turn the plunger of the clamping cylinder through 60° to lock it in the upper spring tensioning plate.
Information
- The spring tensioning plates must be flush with the coil spring. If necessary, carefully adjust the spring tensioning plates during the clamping process.
- Counter at the upper spring tensioning plate using the holding wrench during the clamping process.
- Tension the coil spring as required > Tensioning coil springs
until the spring plates can be removed.
Tensioning coil springs
- Carefully remove inserts and coil spring.