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How to change control arm mount bush on SKODA OCTAVIA 2 (1Z3) TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2016
- How to change сontrol arm mount bush on SKODA OCTAVIA 2 1Z3 Hatchback 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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Я то думал надо стойку снимать, а тут всё просто.
Hi, great guide. But you always show wishbone, or bush replacement on the right side of the car. And on this particular PQ35 platform VAG car, the left side is a complete different story if the car has a DSG gearbox. Then you have to lower the subframe to get out the bolt on the front bush. Maybe you can do the left side on a DSG Golf 5 / 6, Audi A3, Touran, etc and show how to change the suspension arm on the left side
Thank you for the feedback! We are currently working on creating a wider range of tutorials including the car you mentioned. Stay tuned and follow our latest updates. Best regards, Autodoc.
Same as B6 Passat in the US. Good job, but you didn't torque any of the bolts???
This video is considered to be an informative one.
All the main bolt connections must be tightened to the specified torque and angle with a torque wrench. Best regards, Autodoc.
what about the smaller front bush, this seems to be the most problematic and wears alot faster than the rear bush.
You are absolutely right. In this video we wanted to show how to replace the rear bush of the front control arm. This video is considered to be an informative one, so it just shows the sequence of repairs. Best regards, Autodoc.
The two 16mm have broke off on me can't get them out there in stud for any ideas. It is like siezed
Thank you for the feedback! We recommend you to visit a specialized car service center. Best regards, Autodoc.
Oh great. Yes this happened to me also. The car suffers rust issues and when those bolts rust up there are not going through the aluminium threads that they sit in. I spent the whole day drilling them out and tapping the treads.
I'd never have anything to do with VW Audi again..
My Fiat Punto was superior in quality compared and was a pleasure to work on.
Is it the same for a car with dsg? I've heard the dsg gearbox hinders arm removal. Thanks
Thank you for the feedback!Unfortunately, we do not have such information, but this is quite possible due to another design of the gearbox.Best regards, Autodoc.
gearbox type makes no difference with the control arm bush they have the same build.
Unfortunately yes, the DSG box on the PQ35 chassis cars prevents you from being able to remove the frontmost bolt on the control arm meaning you need to drop the subframe to remove the arm, however, this job can still be done without the removal of the arm.
Good job well done Autodoc very usufull, can you do Octavia 3 replace clutch , flywheel ,bearing and preasure plate please, I'm not mehanic but I've learned a lot from your videos very greatfull, thank you.
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That looks so easy to do.the garage was going to cost me £115.
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Is it possible to replace just the bushing and not the whole piece
You can only replace the bushing, but the lever will still have to be removed.
you do not have to remove the are to do this job. just remove the 18 and the two 16 bolts and simply chap the bush off. it doesn't require a lot of force, and push the new bush on. very easy job.
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they are showing you the full proper way todo it minamising any damage, some can be stuck on and people have been known to damage parts with doing it the way shaun has suggested. But i still do it your way Shaun haha 10 min job
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Looks almost identical to an Audi A3.
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You can change the rear Bush on both sides with the arm in place, a lot of work for nothing!
We are sure that your comment will be useful for many of our viewers.
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OK, basic stuff but no mention or indication that the suspension will require re-alignment after the wishbone renewal. Also God save us from neanderthals that use rattle guns to do up wheel bolts. Wheel bolts HAVE to be torqued up to the correct torque (80-85lbft), moreso for an alloy wheel. One tyre shop fitted new tyres to my Merc and rattled the bolts up to 350lbft !!!!!!. It cost the tyre shop more than the tyres were worth >£500 to extract the bolts as they were shearing when attempting to undo them. Having lost a wheel at very low speed due to sheared wheel studs as a result of overtightening and then realising the consequences of a bouncing wheel potentially dropping down onto a dual carriage way, such irresponsible mechanic'ing should be a criminal offence!
Totally agree. No mention / display of tightening torque or wheel alignment. I've had my wheels over torqued by these air guns.
Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate your valuable clarification. We understand clearly , that we make mistakes when carrying us replacement, but we are learning and obtaining the valuable experience, and are working on new , material of better quality. our videos is informative, and it is only our the right to set the sequence of replacement . Best regards, Autodoc.
If you put the bush in the arm with only hand strenght will not last long. This mean the arm itself was weared
Before mounting use the specialized lubricant to ease the installation. Best regards, Autodoc.
You make it look so easy as if you are making sandwiches. Well I've done my whole subframes on my octavia. Simply the worst car I have ever worked on in over 20 years. I would avoid anything to do with Audi Vw.
Spent hours on seized bolts. The metal would be better quality if made out of cheese. Everything I have ever touched on this car I have hated. And the amount of tools needed is a joke.
I know Fiats have a bad reputation but if you want a car you can fix easily and still have time to eat lunch. Fiat Punto is the best car I have come across for the home mechanic. Was so cheap to run and maintain. If you maintain things well they don't give so much trouble. Unfortunately I gave my Fiat Punto to my brother And unfortunately for him I'm taking it back!
Probably because you have fat fingers, mate. Skodas are the easy peasy. So get back to training after all those 20 years as you say.
A bit more instruction and a lot less Muzak would be helpful. Plus advice on torque wrench settings. There will be plenty of DIY loonies watching this who won’t have a clue and put themselves in danger.
Thank you for your valuable clarification, we understand that this is a big mistake.
In new videos, we will definitely use a torque wrench and indicate tightening torques.
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Another passenger side video! Ridiculous.