Procedures

Power Steering, Servicing





1 - Right tie rod end
^ Marked with "R"
^ Check dust caps for damage and correct seating
^ Conical pin must be free of grease and oil
^ If necessary, clean using dry rag, do not use cleaning agents

2 - Hex nut
^ 70 Nm

3 - Right tie rod
^ 100 Nm

4 - Spring clamp

5 - Boot
^ Check for damage
^ Must not be twisted when toe is being adjusted

6 - Clamp
^ Replace

7 - Sealing ring
^ Replace

8 - Control line
^ 7 Nm
^ When installing, make sure that the O-ring is not damaged
^ Make sure not under tension when installing
^ Do not damage surface, repair paint damage as necessary

9 - Control line
^ 7 Nm
^ When installing, make sure that the O-ring is not damaged
^ Make sure not under tension when installing
^ Do not damage surface, repair paint damage as necessary

10 - Torx bolt
^ 12 Nm

11 - Backing plate

12 - Power steering gear

13 - Left tie rod end
^ Marked with "L"
^ Check dust caps for damage and correct seating
^ Conical pin must be free of grease and oil
^ If necessary, clean using dry rag, do not use cleaning agents

14 - Left tie rod
^ 100 Nm