Do-it-yourself rear suspension repair on a Kia seed

In detail: do-it-yourself repair of the rear suspension on a Kia seed from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

Today we have a 2011 KIA Ceed, the owner complains of unpleasant tapping in the rear of the car, the rear suspension was diagnosed, it turned out that these were rear camber levers. We will change them.

At the end of the breakup lever is a hinge through which the lever is attached to the knuckle. We take a pry bar, check for play, we have it, so there is also a knock. It is only necessary to check in this way when the suspension is unloaded; the machine must be “suspended”. This is the right lever, the left one was also checked, it is normal, but we will still change it.

Fastened with a castellated nut, which in turn is fixed with a cotter pin, unclench it and pull it out. Take the 17 key and unscrew the hinge nut (after soaking it in WD-40). Then we unscrew the nut of the adjusting bolt, the nut by 17, and the bolt itself by 19. In our case, everything sour, we had to use a gas burner and a perforator.

Video replacement of the rear wishbone, breakup rods in the KIA Ceed:

Reserve video replacement of breakup rods, rear wishbone in KIA Sid: