AR35.10-P-0040-02GZ Remove/Install Front Rubber Mount In Rear Axle Mount

AR35.10-P-0040-02GZ Remove/Install Front Rubber Mount In Rear Axle Mount








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Extraction and insertion tool





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Hand pump





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Hollow cylinder





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Hydraulic hose (complete)





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Worm shaft





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Retaining belt








Shown: Removal of left front rubber mount

10 Front rubber mount
11 Rear axle carrier
12 Worm shaft
13 Hollow cylinder
15 Hand pump
16 Nuts
17 Bolts
H Upright
K Support plates
L Press-out sleeve
14 Hydraulic hose
G Plate
Arrow View towards rear axle carrier

Removing

1 Assemble plate (G), upright (H) and support plates (K) with nut (16) and fasten with bolts (17) to the hollow cylinder (13).
2 Position support plates (K) on front rubber mount (10) and tighten nuts (16).
3 Feed the threaded spindle (12) through the hollow cylinder (13), the plate (G) and the front rubber mount (10) and screw on the press-out sleeve (L).
The notches on the press-out sleeve (L) must sit on the elevations on the front rubber mount (10).
4 Press out the front rubber mount (10).
The extraction tool must be held when pressing out otherwise it can fall.
The pressure in the hand pump (15) must not exceed 140 bar.





Shown: Installation of left front rubber mount

10 Front rubber mount
11 Rear axle carrier
12 Worm shaft
13 Hollow cylinder
14 Hydraulic hose
15 Hand pump
F Nut block
M Front plate
Arrow View towards rear axle carrier

Install

1 Assemble hollow cylinder (13), hydraulic hose (14) and hand pump (15).
2 Fit front plate (M) and front rubber mount (10) on to the hollow cylinder (13). Feed threaded spindle (12) through the hollow cylinder (13), the front plate (M), the front rubber mount (10) and the rear axle carrier (11), screw on nut block (F).
Be careful when screwing on the nut block (F).
Otherwise the paintwork on the rear axle carrier (11) can be damaged.
3 Align front rubber mount (10) with the markings and press in.
Use lubricant
The pressure in the hand pump (15) must not exceed 140 bar.