HOW TO REPLACE SHOCK ABSORBERS: MITSUBISHI ASX

Learn how to replace Mitsubishi ASX front and rear shock absorbers with our comprehensive guide. The video outlines every step of the process from removing the old shock absorbers to fitting new ones in the vehicle.

Please note that Mitsubishi shock replacement and maintenance may vary depending on the model and year.

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MITSUBISHI ASX SHOCK ABSORBER REPLACEMENT TOOLS

Make sure you have the following vehicle maintenance and repair tools at your disposal:

      • KYB Front Shock Absorber for Mitsubishi ASX – R&L: Twin Tube Ultra SR, Part No: 339254
      • KYB Rear Shock Absorber for Mitsubishi ASX – R&L: Twin Tube Ultra SR, Part No: 340060
      • Penetrating oil
      • Jack lift
      • Allen key: 5 mm
      • Socket wrench: 14, 17, 19 mm
      • Spanner: 12, 14 mm
      • Screwdriver
      • Spring compressor
      • Shock absorber tool: Passage socket: 17 mm & Socket wrench insert: 5.2, 8 mm
      • Mallet & pin
      • Strap

MITSUBISHI ASX FRONT SHOCK ABSORBER REPLACEMENT STEPS

  1. Spray the control arm nuts and bolts with penetrating oil
  2. Disconnect the wiring and brake hose from the Mitsubishi ASX shock mount
  3. Remove the old shock absorber
  4. Set up the new shock absorber
  5. Mount the new shock absorber in the wheel arch
  6. Re-fit the wheel on the car and lower the vehicle

MITSUBISHI ASX REAR SHOCK ABSORBER REPLACEMENT STEPS

  1. Raise the vehicle using your transmission jack lift
  2. Remove the boot lining
  3. Remove the old shock absorber
  4. Set up the new shock absorber and coil spring
  5. Install the new shock on the wheel arch
  6. Re-fit the wheel on the car
  7. Lower the vehicle

MASTER EACH STEP WITH OUR MITSUBISHI ASX SHOCK ABSORBER REPLACEMENT VIDEO

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my Mitsubishi ASX’s shocks are worn?

You Can tell that if your Mitsubishi ASX shocks are worn if:

1. You experience a bumpy ride
2. There is instability at high speeds
3. The front end pf the car dives during hard braking
4. The tyres are bouncing more than usual
5. There is unusual tyre wear
6. There is leaking fluid on the exterior of the shock absorbers

Can I change my Mitsubishi ASX shock absorbers myself?

Yes, you can change Mitsubishi ASX shock absorbers yourself. Shocks are essential to a car’s performance and creating a smooth and even ride. Visit KYB’s extensive knowledge base to find out how to correctly change your Mitsubishi ASX’s shock absorbers.

What is the average life of Mitsubishi ASX shock absorbers?

The average life of Mitsubishi ASX shock absorbers depends on the environment in which you drive, and the way that you drive. More mountainous regions and poorly maintained roads can cause more stress to your shock absorbers. The average lifespan of shocks for a Mitsubishi ASX should be around 5 years and should be checked in your annual service.

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