Rear suspension rebuild Hyundai Santa fe 2002

[@richardsledgecock2110]

I'm guessing military track and wheel mechanic.63 hotel?

[@carlosquintana7832]

Where do you purchase the springs and how many torque you use

[@CimiGarage]

Rear shock absorber upper mounting nut: 20-30Nm rear shock absorber lower mounting bolt:140-160Nm Rear suspension upper and lower arm: 140-160Nm

[@CimiGarage]

Hello, I bought them in local shop 🙂

[@CimiGarage]

The part number for springs is: 5535026200 🙂

[@elpicador3257]

How many lb torque do you use?

[@3eye-hatrick]

2002, Lower shock to trailing arm is 88-103 ft lbs top is up to 22

[@spursnation5422]

Dude U need to get some impacts

[@Colin-Fenix]

That single jack stand looks extremely dangerous!

[@CimiGarage]

I know. I have to do more for my safety! Thank you! 🙏

[@johnv8754]

Dude, do you have issue of rear wheel alignment?

[@CimiGarage]

No, because I replaced trailing arms and all the bushings... in the future I will also replace crossmember.

[@howardchandler3368]

You need air tools,

[@mobilitylift9131]

Where did you purchase these two new coil springs? Thanks.

[@CimiGarage]

From my local parts store.

[@scottj719]

@@CimiGarage Impressive, all the standard parts stores plus some that specialize in Metric/Foreign could not source the springs and I had to go salvage. Original Hyundai available for about $105 a side best case.

[@CimiGarage]

@@scottj719 www.sparekorea.com/ Look here, I just ordered shift cable for my 20 years old santa fe and everything was ok.