How to change shocks & springs on Renault Trafic Vivaro Primastar Rear shock absorber & coil spring

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How to change shocks & springs on Renault Trafic Vivaro Primastar Rear shock absorber & coil spring
In this video I will show you how to remove and replace both rear coil springs and shock absorbers.
The springs part number is:
Febi 49232 Coil Spring Fitting Side: rear axle
Rear Shock Absorber 93860706
Other Part Number:
93858554
Manufacturer Part Number:
93860706
Reference OE/OEM Number:
93860706
Thanks for watching, this is one of my many videos on the Renault Trafic, Vauxhall Vivaro/ Opel vivaro and Nissan Primastar.
I am working on my Renault Trafic 2006, 1.9dci f9q
The procedure is the same for Vauxhall vivaro Opel vivaro and Nissan Primastar both the 1.9dci and the 2.0cdti engines.
#vivaro #trafic #primastar #tvp #shock #shockabsorber

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27 сен 2022

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Комментарии : 38

@spencerhulme1203 2 месяца назад

Your title shoud be "Keen the Master Mechanic and Restorer" I was in shcck and awe and aim to do simular to my 320d E92 M Sport, what a fantastic Job honestly! 💯

@TheKeenMechanic 2 месяца назад

Hi and thanks for the nice comments. I will upload a new 3hr long video before the end of this week. It covers all the work on the BMW F10 with the N57 diesel engine. I have been editing for several days so I hope people will appreciate and enjoy it. A lot of work went into it.💪🏻🤝🏻

@spencerhulme1203 2 месяца назад

@@TheKeenMechanic Great will look forward to seeing uour skills in action! Amazing!

@stevierobinson4055 5 месяцев назад

Good job especially the restoration what a big difference

@TheKeenMechanic 5 месяцев назад

Thanks buddy, I have currently removed the engine and gearbox and will be rebuilding them so I hope you enjoy the future videos

@dbkillerx3331 Год назад

Still Excellent , Thanks again👍

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

Thanks buddy

@larshenningwestlie9264 11 месяцев назад

Perfect 😍👍🏼🤩

@TheKeenMechanic 11 месяцев назад

Thank you buddy

@grizzlygamer8891 Год назад

My vivaro b keeps passing it's MOT but I'm convinced my shocks are shot on all four corners. It's on 200k+ miles and original shocks. Definitely gonna tackle this over the next few days and see if there's an improvement, and if so, do my front ones next.

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

Same as mine. Never failed mot but they were all shot. You will feel the difference after🤝

@themetalbracketcompany Год назад

Another great video! What paint did you use on the rear axel? I’m planning a similar restoration on my van and would like to paint it to protect from rust.

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

I used Rust converter on the bare metal 1st then POR15 grey paint. Por15 is not cheap but 1 tin of 100ml will do the job. Thanks for watching and for your comment🤝

@themetalbracketcompany Год назад

@@TheKeenMechanic Thanks, I’ll look into getting that. I appreciate you replying to me as well. Keep up the good work 👍

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

@@themetalbracketcompany No worries at all. See this link, they have these kits and this should allow to do that job with this kit. POR15 is the best product your money can buy as far as I am aware www.ebay.co.uk/itm/312573611218?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=epBtBJwIRGq&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=RwAnBlHgT8-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@themetalbracketcompany Год назад

@@TheKeenMechanic That’s great, thanks very much for your help 👍

@NewAge0fAquarius 9 месяцев назад

Place the springs the other way up, this allows mud and grim from the road to pass thru the spring.. vauxhall

@TheKeenMechanic 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing. 🤝🏻

@ZeroGMVideos Год назад

Hi! nice video! (helpfull) Do you know if there is a softer shocks or springs..? i mean.. i have "combi" version.. (3 seats front,3 back.. and no windows on rear sides..) and i think maybe, "passenger" version have the suspension,softer than mine... thanks in advance! Regards!

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

Hi Mine is a commercial van and I put Febi heavy duty springs at the back. I noticed the original were much thinner and broke due to this. In your case search the web and local shops and compare the original with the new ones you get if you want softer suspension go for thinner springs. Not sure about scocks. Mine were shot so I just got what was available in my locar parts shop

@ZeroGMVideos Год назад

@@TheKeenMechanic hi! ok thanks a lot for your answer!!

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

@@ZeroGMVideos No problem. Happy to help

@bespokedfurniture Год назад

How did you get your van up on to those axle stands?

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

Hi, if you look under the van I have a mid rise scissor lift 😉

@bespokedfurniture Год назад

@@TheKeenMechanic I noticed that as I watched the rest of the video 😄

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

@@bespokedfurniture Thanks for your message anyway. Hope you like the content and find it helpful🤝

@lock411 Год назад

NEED DO ONE ON MINE , DO YOU NEED DROP BOTH shock absorbers ? THZ

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

It is best to drop both sides but you might get away with just one side and put a bit of pressure on it to twist it a bit. If you can afford replace both. Best of luck

@lock411 Год назад

@@TheKeenMechanic thank you for the reply mate cheers think i will get both why i'm under. makes sense yes

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

@@lock411 No worries mate. Glad to be able to help you with what I can🔩🔧🤝

@user-vl9fb4vm2x Год назад

My top bolts are seized solid and won't loosen, what do you suggest?

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

I suggest gas torch until the nut is red hot and after that use a large breaker bar and it will come off

@user-vl9fb4vm2x Год назад

@@TheKeenMechanic ty for the video and the reply, finally got them off and new ones on

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

@@user-vl9fb4vm2x Nice one. Glad to hear you got sorted

@Bikerscampsite Год назад

Are stainless bolts strong enough?

@TheKeenMechanic Год назад

Yes, they are actually stronger. The only reason the manufacturers don't use them as they are more expensive. You find more stainless steel on the high end vehicles