Thursday, April 13, 2017

The Honda CRV-V is a compact SUV designed to handle like a car and has a more comfortable ride than larger SUVs. The springs in the CR-V are easily accessed and non-manufacturer springs can be used. The coil springs in the suspension system help the Honda CR-V provide a smooth and comfortable driving experience which keeps it a top selling compact SUV.

Instructions

    1

    Take the strut off the CR-V and attach a spring compressor. Follow the compressor's instructions for proper installation.

    2

    Compress the spring until the end separates from the spring seat. This is potentially dangerous as an uncontrolled release of the spring can cause bodily injury.

    3

    Disconnect the upper strut mount, spring seat and other components of the strut assembly.

    4

    Replace the spring and inspect the seat for signs of wear.

    5

    Reattach the spring compressor and place the spring into the strut so that the end of the spring properly aligns with the spring seat.

    6

    Reinstall the strut and components. Makes sure to tighten the nut to the proper foot pounds of pressure before installing the strut onto the CR-V.

    7

    Lower the CR-V and check the wheel alignment. The alignment sometimes needs adjusted after servicing the suspension system.

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