2006 GREAT WALL HOVER Service Repair Manual

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual       b.Remove the nut and front shaft of lower arm.
6. Remove the rear shaft of lower arm
     Screw off the nut; remove the rear shaft of lower arm shaft; remove the
     lower suspension arm.
Repla

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual 4. Installation of longbushoflowersuspensionarmUse
the special tools to install the new bush.
Remarks: Do not coat the bush with the grease.
Installation of lower suspension arm
1. Installation of low

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual 5. Install the torsion bar spring
(Refer to “Torsion Bar Spring”)
6. Tighten the nut of front shaft of lower arm to
    specified torque
a. Install the wheel, remove the bracket and bounce the veh

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual special toolsUpper suspension arm
Disassembly of upper suspension arm
1. Disconnect the upper ball pin from the steering
    knuckle
     Remove the split pin and nut; use the special tools to disconn

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Replacement of upper arm bush
1. Remove the bush
a. Remove the bolt and washer.
b. Use the special tools to push out the bush.
c. Remove the upper arm shaft; remove another bush in same proce-
dure
2.

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual b. Tighten the upper arm shaft nut to specified torque.
Tightening force: 210
10Nm
Installation of upper suspension arm
1. Install the upper suspension arm on the carriage
a. Install the upper suspens

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Connect the copper gasket seal and tighten the hollowbolttospecified
     torque.
     Tightening force: 50
5Nm
6. Discharge the air in front brake system
(refer to relevant chapter)
Remarks: It must

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GREAT WALL HOVER 2006  Service Repair Manual Stabilizer bar
Disassembly of stabilizer bar
1. Disconnect the connecting bar which supports both
    ends of the stabilizer bar form the stabilizer bar.
     Use the inner hexagon spanner to fix the