i'm not sure how does this work?
the round rubber thingy should be mounted to chassis one. it was glued on it or what?
2022 Toyolta Vios Problem, inb4 consolidate into 1 thread
2022 Toyolta Vios Problem, inb4 consolidate into 1 thread
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Nov 22 2025, 01:22 PM
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i'm not sure how does this work?
the round rubber thingy should be mounted to chassis one. it was glued on it or what? |
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Nov 22 2025, 01:32 PM
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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Nov 22 2025, 01:26 PM) rubber will disintegrate over time due to many factors the absorber is bolted to the rubber.the rubber is between the chassis and the absorber, absorbing much of the impact and load the material and quality of the rubber will determine how long it last i dont understand how they fix the rubber to the chassis, i didn't see bolts. it is glued to the chassis? it cant be like this. |
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QUOTE(SourLemons @ Nov 29 2025, 01:00 AM) ok, with exploded view, this design is clear to me now.it pinches the chassis body with bigger bush at its bottom and its top nut. it looks to me, you need to tighten the nut properly with correct torque to hold them in place. see the protrusion length of the bolt at top side can give you hint. measure it with caliper to see the difference. SourLemons liked this post
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