Renewing bonded rubber bush for wheel bearing housing: VW Sharan II / SEAT Alhambra
Step-by-step renewing bonded rubber bush for wheel bearing housing for the VW Sharan II / SEAT Alhambra: 18 steps.
Workshop procedure for VW — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.
🧭 Before you start
Fits: VW Sharan II / SEAT Alhambra (7N, 2010–)
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- Do not suspend brake caliper by brake hose.
- Do not use lubricant.Insert bearing carefully so it does not cant.
📋 Procedure
- Loosen wheel bolts.
- Raise vehicle.
- Remove wheel.
- Remove coil springs .
- Remove brake carrier with brake caliper and tie to body with wire 46. [Note: Do not suspend brake caliper by brake hose.]
- Remove bolt for brake disc and remove brake disc.
- Unscrew bolts (arrows) and remove splash plate (1).
- Remove bolt (arrow) for lower transverse link (1).
- Position tools as shown in figure.
- Pull out bonded rubber bush by turning spindle.
- Position tools as shown in figure.
- Pull in bonded rubber bush by turning spindle. [Note: Do not use lubricant.Insert bearing carefully so it does not cant.]
- Fit cover plate.
- Tighten bolt (arrow) for lower transverse link (1).
- Install coil spring .
- Install brake disc.
- Attach brake carrier with brake caliper Brake systems46.
- Install wheel and tighten bolts or nuts .
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