Hi all
Have just been informed that my 1.9d is going to the crusher on monday and i need to get bits off it ASAP
My main problem is that where it is stored there is no internet access so will need to do things from memory.
Can anyone point me in the direction of topics/posts that help describe the removal process for the following
1. Rear trailing arms (hatch)
2.Pressure regulator
3.Strut tops poss inc strut
Sorry to ask for things in a hurry but the crusher date has been brought forward and i had planned to dismantle next weekend looks like im going to be busy tomorrow atleast i have a couple of pairs of aditional hands to help
Cheers in advance
Colin
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Strut tops WITH STRUTS the easyest option..
Wheel off, undo the 16mm nut on the pinch bolt holding the hub to the bottom of the strut, push or tap the bolt through, take strut return pipe off.. Cut off drop link!!
Under bonnet, take sphere off, take 3.5mm feed pipe off, remove 4 13mm nuts, bash hub off strut bottom, remove whole strut and strut top in one!!
Pressure regulator is attached by two 11mm bolts - after removing the assosiated pipes around it.. and theres a 3rd nut on the end..
Trailing arms a lot more involved, hardest part is getting the R clip out the end of the strut.. If this comes out then its quite easy..
Cut the calliper feed pipe . undo the two trox bolts holding the anti roll car to the arm, under the car..
Then with a 21 (or 22mm, thought could be 23 not certain) you'll need two - one for the nut under the car, the onther for the bolt head.. undo the massive bolt.. remove it, juggle the arm out..!
Is it not worth rescuing the height corrector assey, and lever assey, and anti roll bar clamp?
GOOD LUCK!
Paul
Strut tops WITH STRUTS the easyest option..
Wheel off, undo the 16mm nut on the pinch bolt holding the hub to the bottom of the strut, push or tap the bolt through, take strut return pipe off.. Cut off drop link!!
Under bonnet, take sphere off, take 3.5mm feed pipe off, remove 4 13mm nuts, bash hub off strut bottom, remove whole strut and strut top in one!!
Pressure regulator is attached by two 11mm bolts - after removing the assosiated pipes around it.. and theres a 3rd nut on the end..
Trailing arms a lot more involved, hardest part is getting the R clip out the end of the strut.. If this comes out then its quite easy..
Cut the calliper feed pipe . undo the two trox bolts holding the anti roll car to the arm, under the car..
Then with a 21 (or 22mm, thought could be 23 not certain) you'll need two - one for the nut under the car, the onther for the bolt head.. undo the massive bolt.. remove it, juggle the arm out..!
Is it not worth rescuing the height corrector assey, and lever assey, and anti roll bar clamp?
GOOD LUCK!
Paul
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Thanks Paul
I do intend to remove and keep the height corrector etc its just that i sort of remember reading how to get those off,just really needed some basic "How to do" steps for the above as my printer is bust and im better with short destruction lists
If things go according to plan i also intend to remove the following
HP/alternator/air con compressor/starting motor/internal fan/alarm box and reciever/A/C condensor/headlights and anything else that falls apart
Oh nearly forgot the intact undertray/washer bottle etc.......
Cheers
Colin
I do intend to remove and keep the height corrector etc its just that i sort of remember reading how to get those off,just really needed some basic "How to do" steps for the above as my printer is bust and im better with short destruction lists
If things go according to plan i also intend to remove the following
HP/alternator/air con compressor/starting motor/internal fan/alarm box and reciever/A/C condensor/headlights and anything else that falls apart
Oh nearly forgot the intact undertray/washer bottle etc.......
Cheers
Colin
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Under tray! Nah, leave that behind! It only encourages rust on the subframe underside!
Well, that above is how to do them - the struts are rather fresh, Ive changed XM and Xantia ones lately.
Paul
Well, that above is how to do them - the struts are rather fresh, Ive changed XM and Xantia ones lately.
Paul
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Colin, for the trailing arms and stuff, simply drop off the whole rear subframe. Four bolts and chop through the pipes.
Easy. Lower it on two jacks and two people can carry it away.
You will then have the complete rear suspension and can work on it at leisure!!
Crack off the rear spheres first whilst you can still raise hydraulic pressure. They're a to remove if you don't.
Easy. Lower it on two jacks and two people can carry it away.
You will then have the complete rear suspension and can work on it at leisure!!
Crack off the rear spheres first whilst you can still raise hydraulic pressure. They're a to remove if you don't.
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Thanks for the advice gentlemen been a busy day
Managed to get both rear trailing arms,HP pump and the alternator out.Pressure regulator is pretty much free along with both struts and tops although i ran out of time and daylight
Also managed to remove the alarm box and reciever and the internal blower
Bottled out on the A/C compressor not sure on how best to release the refrigerant
Would have had time to have removed more but spent an hour and a half chasing up some big torx bits (i only have a set that will do the interior stuff )
Looks like tomorrow is out for salvaging more bits but may have managed to stave off the crushing date till late next week so fingers crossed
Cheers
Colin
Managed to get both rear trailing arms,HP pump and the alternator out.Pressure regulator is pretty much free along with both struts and tops although i ran out of time and daylight
Also managed to remove the alarm box and reciever and the internal blower
Bottled out on the A/C compressor not sure on how best to release the refrigerant
Would have had time to have removed more but spent an hour and a half chasing up some big torx bits (i only have a set that will do the interior stuff )
Looks like tomorrow is out for salvaging more bits but may have managed to stave off the crushing date till late next week so fingers crossed
Cheers
Colin