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Sandero 1 (2007-2012, petrol)

Checking the technical condition of the vehicle's front suspension parts (Renault Sandero 1)

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All checks and work should be carried out from underneath the vehicle, installed on a lift or inspection pit (with front wheels up).

During each maintenance and repair, it is necessary to check the condition of the protective covers of the suspension ball joints; there should be no mechanical damage on the covers.

Find out if there are any cracks or traces of contact with road obstacles or the body on the suspension parts, deformation of the levers, connecting rods, stabilizer bar and its struts, parts of the front of the body in the places where the suspension units and parts are attached.

Check the condition of the rubber-metal hinges, rubber cushions, suspension ball joints, as well as the condition (settlement) of the upper supports of the telescopic suspension struts.

Rubber-metal hinges and rubber cushions are subject to replacement in case of ruptures and one-sided bulging of the rubber, as well as in case of cutting of their end surfaces.

Possible faults of the front suspension, their causes and methods of elimination



Cause of malfunctionMethod of elimination
Noise and knocking when the car is moving
Loosening of the fastening of the stabilizer bar brackets to the car body and its struts to the lower suspension armTighten loose threaded connections
Wear of rubber elements of the stabilizer and its strutsReplace worn parts
Wear of the rubber element of the upper support of the shock absorber strutReplace the upper shock absorber mount
Worn lower ball joint or tie rod jointsReplace worn out hinges
Worn front wheel hub bearings or loose hub nutReplace the bearing or tighten the nut
Front suspension spring failureReplace the spring
Destruction of the compression buffer of the shock absorber strutReplace the compression buffer
Unacceptable imbalance of the front wheelsBalance the wheels
Deviation of a vehicle from straight-line movement on a horizontal road
Uneven tire pressureSet the tire pressure to normal
Violation of the longitudinal tilt angles of the front wheel steering axisThe design of the vehicle does not provide for adjustment of the longitudinal tilt angles of the front wheel pivot axis. If the angle values are not within the permissible ranges, it is necessary to tighten all fasteners of the front suspension and replace damaged or worn parts, repair the damaged body
Front wheel camber angles misalignmentSame
Uneven spring settlementReplace the sagging spring
Significant difference in tire tread wearReplace a worn tire
Uneven tire bead stiffnessMove the tire to the other side
Excessive or uneven wear of treaded tires
The toe-in and installation angles of the front wheels are incorrectAdjust the toe-in and eliminate the causes of wheel alignment problems
Increased wear of ball joints, steering rod joints and suspension silent blocksReplace worn parts
Unacceptable wheel imbalanceBalance the wheels
The body is deformed or the suspension parts are damagedRepair the body and replace damaged suspension parts
The shock absorber strut is malfunctioningReplace the shock absorber strut



The following is not allowed on rubber suspension parts:
  • signs of rubber aging;
  • mechanical damage.

The following are not permitted on rubber-metal hinges:
  • signs of aging, cracks, one-sided bulging of the rubber mass;
  • separation of the rubber mass from the reinforcement.

Replace faulty parts.

Warning: Pay special attention to mechanical damage (deformations, cracks, etc.) suspension elements, especially levers.


Warning: Pay special attention to mechanical damage (deformations, cracks, etc.) suspension…


1. Check the condition of the ball joint protective boots. If the boots are damaged, replace the ball joints as an assembly.

1. Check the condition of the ball joint protective boots. If the boots are damaged, replace the…


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2. By rocking the wheel in a vertical plane, check the ball joints for play. If there is play in the ball pins, replace the lower arms as a whole.



Helpful advice: When rocking the front wheel while it is suspended, it is difficult to distinguish between play in the hub bearings and play in the ball joints. Ask an assistant to press the brake pedal: if you still feel play, the ball joints are faulty.


Helpful advice: When rocking the front wheel while it is suspended, it is difficult to distinguish…


3. Check the rubber bushings and silent blocks where the levers are attached to the body.

3. Check the rubber bushings and silent blocks where the levers are attached to the body.


4. Check the condition of the rubber bushings at the anti-roll bar mounting points (on vehicles equipped with a stabilizer) to the suspension arms...

4. Check the condition of the rubber bushings at the anti-roll bar mounting points (on vehicles…


5. ...and also rubber cushions of the stabilizer in the places where the rod is attached to the subframe

6. Check the condition of the shock absorber strut protective cover.
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