Spring 1. Rear suspension beam; 2. Suspension beam protection (2WD); 3. Suspension beam stand (on the right side); 4. Suspension beam stand (on the left side); 5. Stabilizer bar; 6. Stabilizer bushing; 7. Stabilizer bracket; 8. Stabilizer connecting rod; 9. Suspension rod; 10. Suspension arm bracket; 11. Lever limiter; 12. Suspension arm; 13. Lower rubber socket; 14. Spring; 15. Upper rubber socket; 16. Control rod; 17. Transverse arm; 18. Bumper; 19. Shock absorber.
Removal
1. Remove the wheels from the vehicle.
2. Remove the mounting bolts from the caliper bracket. Hang the caliper bracket so that it does not interfere with your work. See Chapter "Brake system".
Caution: Do not press the brake pedal after removing the brake caliper.
3. Remove the wheel sensor from the axle housing. See chapter "Brake system".
4. Support the suspension arm with a suitable jack.
5. Remove the shock absorber from the suspension arm.
6. Remove the control rod from the suspension arm.
7. Remove the wishbone from the suspension arm.
8. Remove the drive shaft (on 4WD models). See above.
9. Remove the spring from the vehicle.
Installation
Installation is carried out in the reverse order of removal, taking into account the following:
- Align the tabs on the lower rubber socket with the grooves on the control arm and connect them.
Caution: The protrusions of the lower rubber socket must be securely fixed in the holes of the suspension arm.
- Install the spring by aligning the bottom of the larger diameter side with the recess between the lower rubber seat and the suspension arm.
Caution: Install the spring so that its lower end fits into the locking recess in the lower rubber socket.

- Perform final tightening of all bolts and nuts in the installation position of the rear suspension beam and axle housing (rubber-metal bushing) in an unloaded state, when the vehicle is standing with its wheels on the ground.
Check after removal
Check the control rod bushing and spring for deformation, cracks or damage. Replace if necessary.
Post-installation check
1. Check the rear wheel alignment. See above.
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2. Perform the neutral position adjustment of the steering angle sensor. See chapter "Brake system".