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Suspension and steering specifications (Opel Frontera A)

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Contents: Front suspension ⬇ Rear suspension ⬇ Steering ⬇ Drive belt of the power steering…⬇ Tightening force of threaded…⬇
Note: Individual characteristics are also given in the text of the Chapter.


Front suspension



5-speed manual transmission, all forward gears synchronized

Type
Independent, double wishbone, telescopic shock absorbers, with anti-roll bar and torsion bars for ride height adjustment
Wheel alignment data
See below
Suspension spring marking
Color marking
Install springs with only one marking. The springs have one- or two-color markings.
Front bearing
wheels
Installed in the steering knuckle

Rear suspension



Type
– until mid-1995

- since mid-1995


Leaf springs and rigid axle

Coil springs, rods and anti-roll bar

Steering



Design features "Screw-and-nut" mechanism
on circulating balls
with hydraulic booster
Steering gear ratio 15.8: 1
Power steering fluid
– the amount of liquid to be poured
Special liquid "Dexron"
– 1.0 l
Adjustments Not produced
Max. system pressure:
- all cars with 2.0 and 2.4 l engines manufactured before 1995
- all cars produced since mid-1995

83 - 88 bar

93 - 100 bar
Max. steering wheel play 10 - 30 mm
Front wheel alignment angles
Collapse
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995
Not loaded
+0°30' ±1°
0° ±1°
Not loaded
+1°05'+1°
0° ±1°
The difference in camber between the left and right wheels:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995

30'
45'

30'
45'
Angle of longitudinal inclination of the axis of rotation:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995


+2°30' ±1°
+2°10' ±1°


+2°50'+1°
+2°50'+1°
The difference in the longitudinal inclination angles of the steering axes of the left and right wheels:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995



45'
35'



45'
35'
Convergence:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995

+1.00 ±2.00 mm
5.5 ±0.5 mm

2.00 ±2.00 mm
0 ±2.0 mm
Indication
The toe angles of both wheels within the specified tolerance must have either a negative or positive value.
Steering wheel angle At 20° of outer wheel rotation, the inner wheel should be rotated by 21° 50' ±1°
Transverse inclination of kingpin:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995
Loaded
9°25'
12° 30' ±30'
Not loaded
10° ±1°
12°30' ±30'



Drive belt of the power steering pump, 2.4 L engine up to mid-1995



belt length 813 mm
belt width 9.5 mm
belt tension:
- new
- used

450 N
250-300 N
If there is air conditioning
belt length 960 mm
belt width 9.5 mm
belt tension See above

Tightening force of threaded connections, Nm



Note: Fastener tightening torques are also given in the text of the Chapter.


Front axle/front suspension
ABS sensor to steering knuckle 9
ABS sensor cable to steering bolt 26
Bridge bracket to bridge housing:
- manufactured before 1995
- since 1995

82
93
Bridge bracket to chassis 152
Differential beam to axle housing:
- for 3-door model
- for 5-door model

28
54
Automatic hub lock housing
to the wheel hub
59
Torsion bar cover for lower steering arm 116
Cardan shaft to main gear flange
front axle
75
Cardan shaft to transfer case flange:
- with MSG gearbox (3 door car)
- with MUA gearbox (5 door car)

35
75
Rear cardan joint, lower arm to chassis 200
Cardan shaft, upper arm to bushings 108
Manual hub lock housing to wheel hub 12
Manual hub-crankcase lock housing
coupling to the hub body
60
Anti-roll bar connecting rod nut:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995

10
51
Upper universal joint of steering shaft to chassis 155
Upper hinge to lever
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995

33
61
Upper joint to steering knuckle 105
Oil filler plug in the crankcase 45
Crossmember, front suspension to chassis 75
Wheel mount:
- steel wheels
- light metal discs

110
120
ABS Sensor Sprocket Mounting Bolts 18
Brake disc to wheel hub 103
Wheel stop nut 23
Steering rod to the joint 120
Fastening the anti-roll bar to the chassis:
- up to mid-1995
- since mid-1995

28
20
Shock absorber to chassis 20
Shock absorber to the lever 83
Lower joint to steering knuckle 140
Front Ball Joint, Lower Arm to Chassis 160
Rear axle/ rear suspension
Differential cover mounting bolts 24
Axle shaft holder mounting nuts (cars with disc brakes) 75
Connecting rod fastening nut, brake booster 13
Oil filler plug in the crankcase 45
Axle shaft mounting sheet (drum brakes) 95
Cardan shaft flange mounting bolts 75
Bolts for fastening the intermediate support of the propeller shaft
33
Rear suspension - leaf springs:
- bracket nuts
- tie bolt
- shock absorber nuts
- buffer mounting bolts
- stepladder mounting nuts

108
160
40
42
68
Rear suspension - coil springs:
- transverse reaction rod to the bridge
- transverse reaction rod to the chassis
- shock absorber to the bridge
- shock absorber to the chassis
- holder, ABS sensor
- bracket, ABS cable to the middle arm
- bridge buffer to chassis
- parking brake cable clamps
- mounting bolts, trailing arm
- mounting bolts, middle lever
- bolts for fastening the anti-roll bar to the chassis

80
165
80
105
26
26
37
9
165
165
22
Indication
Both on the front and rear suspension (both versions) certain mounting bolts and nuts must be tightened while the vehicle is on its wheels. Instructions on this matter are given in the relevant sections. In this way, tighten all suspension connections that have rubber elements.
Steering
Segment shaft adjusting bolt lock nut 41
Tie Rod End Lock Nut 120
Tank clamp bolt 7
Steering knuckle to steering knuckle 118
Steering knuckle to steering gear 216
Intermediate steering arm to chassis 45
Nut, universal joint clamp bolt 25
Steering wheel nut to steering column 35
Steering knuckle nut to steering gear 220
Intermediate arm nut to middle steering rod 60
Intermediate arm nut to steering knuckle 130
Nut securing bracket to chassis 48
Steering to chassis mounting nuts 44
Clamp bolt nut 40
Steering tie rod end nut to steering arm 110
Clamps 20
Steering column mounting bolt to bottom sheet 20
Steering column to upper bracket mounting bolt 17
Union nut of the pump discharge pipeline 20
Union nut of the pressure pipe to the steering gear 45
Union nut of the drain pipe to the pump 45

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