The front suspension is McPherson type independent. It is characterized by compactness, low weight and greater installation height, and by increasing the distance between the supports, structural stresses in the suspension elements are reduced. One of the main advantages of the suspension is its relative insensitivity to mounting tolerances.
The lower arms are connected on one side with the steering knuckles with ball joints, and on the other - through silent blocks with a sub-frame. A caliper and a brake disc with a hub are attached to the steering knuckle.
Pic. 6.1. Structural elements of the front suspension: 1 - anti-roll bar; 2 - tie rod; 3 - stabilizer link; 4 - left suspension strut; 5 - rotary fist; 6 - brake disc; 7 - tie rod end; 8 - left lower transverse lever; 9 - subframe; 10 - steering gear; 11 - right lower transverse lever; 12 - right suspension strut
On fig. 6.1 shows the structural elements of the front suspension.
Attention! It is strictly forbidden to carry out welding and straightening work on the elements of the front suspension. Be sure to replace self-locking nuts, as well as bolts with traces of corrosion.