Other Name: Absorber Assembly, Shock; Suspension Strut, Front Left; Suspension Strut Assembly; Shock Absorber; Absorber Assembly, Shock, Front Driver Side
Position: Front Driver Side
Replaces: 48520-52620
Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's
factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
2012-2014 Toyota Yaris | L, LE, SE | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS
Other Name: Absorber Assembly, Shock; Suspension Strut, Front Left; Suspension Strut Assembly; Absorber Assembly, Shock, Front Driver Side
Position: Front Driver Side
Replaces: 48520-52510
Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Toyota's
factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
2012-2014 Toyota Yaris | L, LE, SE | 4 Cyl 1.5 L GAS
Toyota Yaris Shock Absorber
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Q: How to install the rear shock absorber on Toyota Yaris?
A:
The first step when installing the rear shock absorber involves setting up both the rear suspension support assembly along with the rear suspension support stopper. You should tighten the rear shock absorber after setting up a jack underneath the axle beam with a wooden block between the jack and the rear axle spring seat to stop damage from occurring. Slowly jack up the axle beam before using both bolt and nut to provisionally fasten the shock absorber to the axle beam from its lower side. Locate the suspension support next to the cushion retainer before installing a new lower nut that requires tightening to 15 to 18 mm (0.591 to 0.709 in.). Position the piston rod while you torque a brand-new upper nut to reach 25 Nm (250 kgf-cm, 18 ft-lbf). Fit the rear shock absorber cap and rear absorber cap of the hatchback. When working on the sedan fixed seat type implement the rear seatback assembly followed by the rear seat cushion cover pad sub-assembly. Fasten the rear wheel to 103 Nm with the specified torque values 1,050 kgf-cm and 76 ft-lbf. Reposition the stability of the suspension after lowering the vehicle with the jack while letting it experience multiple bouncing motions. Secure the shock absorber bolt until it reaches 49 Nm of torque as measured by 500 kgf-cm or 36 ft-lbf. Test the wheel alignment of the rear wheel as the final stage.
Q: How to remove the front shock absorber with coil spring on Toyota Yaris?
A:
The first step to remove the front shock absorber with coil spring is disconnecting the negative battery cable from the terminal. Start by removing the front wiper arm head cap followed by both front wiper arm with blade assembly on each side. The hatchback requires elimination of the hood to cowl top seal and the sedan needs complete removal of cowl side ventilator sub-assembly from both left and right sides. The next step involves removing the cowl top ventilator louver sub-assembly together with the left louver item targeted for the hatchback model. The steps involve the removal of the front Wiper Motor and link as well as the cowl to register duct sub-assembly for hatchback and the front air shutter seal for sedan models. Then remove the outer cowl top panel together with the front wheel. The front stabilizer link assembly requires removal of the nut so you can disconnect it from the shock absorber using hexagon socket wrench 6 to secure the stud in case the ball joins turn with the nut. Perform the front flexible hose separation that requires a bolt removal procedure which applies to both ABS and non-ABS systems. You must remove the front suspension support dust cover followed by taking off the 2 nuts and 2 bolts to detach the front shock absorber with coil spring from the steering knuckle while fixing the shock absorber rod with a socket hexagon wrench 6 to remove the nut before removing No. 2 suspension support and the front shock absorber with coil spring from the vehicle.