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Ssangyong London Repairs

Ssangyong Repairs London

We can help source most Ssangyong Parts for local fitting

Ssangyong Gearboxes
Ssangyong Manual & Automatic gearbox servicing & repair - Fitting a new or reconditioned Ssangyong gearbox

Ssangyong Exhausts
Ssangyong Engine manifolds, Front box, Back box, catalytic converter and exhaust pipes for Ssangyong Exhausts fitted & welded

Ssangyong Suspension System
Ssangyong replacement shock absorbers & springs fitted for front or rear suspension problems, broken springs. Custom suspension systems installed, lowering springs fitted

Ssangyong Brakes
Routine Ssangyong servicing, replacement Ssangyong brake pads & discs fitted, Ssangyong hydraulic pipework and joints inspected, repaired or replaced for a complete braking system overhaul

Ssangyong Engines
Ssangyong Engine repairs, cylinder head skimming, valves & pistons

Ssangyong Electrical Components
Ssangyong electrical faults repaired using Ssangyong OEM components - Ssangyong sensors checked e.g. Lambda sensors, air flow meters etc

Ssangyong Paint Resprays
Paint resprays for minor scratch damage to the Ssangyong paint surface or coating; Custom paintwork to make your Ssangyong different using metallic paints, pearlescent pigments or company colours.

Ssangyong Autoelectrics
Ssangyong electrical faults diagnosed - OBD fault finding - Ssangyong engine fault codes checked & service lights reset - ECU problems, key coding and CANBUS systems checked

Ssangyong Tyres
Steel wheels, alloy wheels and tyres repaired and replaced with cheap tyres, run-flat tyres or low profile & performance tyres depending upon your budget and driving requirements. Part-Worn tyres may be available for your Ssangyong model

Ssangyong Timing Belt - Ssangyong Cambelt
Ssangyong Timing Belts replaced as part of a planned Ssangyong service or if the Timing Belt on your Ssangyong has snapped then a full engine inspection for valve & piston damage

Ssangyong Fuel Pumps
Often replaced at a milestone service if the fuel pump is operated by the Timing belt

Ssangyong Oil Change & Filters Replaced
Ssangyong Air filters, pollen filters; oil filter & fuel filter replaced, engine oil changed - Multigrade or Synthetic oils

Ssangyong Alternators
Replacement Ssangyong alternators fitted

Ssangyong Starter Motors
Replacement Ssangyong Starter motors installed

Ssangyong Clutches
Ssangyong clutch repairs London - Checking for leaks and repairing-replacing the clutch master-slave cylinder and fitting a new Ssangyong Clutch kit

Ssangyong Body Panels
Replacement Ssangyong panels fitted & sprayed to match - Light Ssangyong Panel damage repairs

Ssangyong EGR Valves
Replacement Ssangyong EGR valves - ensure the exhaust gas recirculation system is functioning correctly on your Ssangyong - The EGR valve helps your Ssangyong burn fuel more efficiently by recirculating a portion the exhaust gas through combustion chamber and helps reduce Ssangyong engine emissions; a broke or sticking EGR valve can be the cause of an MOT failure due to excessive emissions

Ssangyong Cooling System
Replacement Ssangyong radiators fitted, cooling system pipework inspected for leaks and cooling fluid replaced to keep your Ssangyong engine at its optimal operating temperature

Ssangyong Performance Spares
OEM Ssangyong parts fitted or replaced with alternative performance parts

Ssangyong Services - Ssangyong Hydraulic Braking System Servicing and Repair London

Braking increases hydraulic brake fluid pressure

The hydraulic brake fluid is a non-compressible liquid so braking pressure is transferred via the brake pipes to the wheels and operates a slave cylinder piston that forces the brake pads against a brake drum or brake disc

Modern Ssangyong braking systems use hydraulic links to transfer stopping power

Ssangyong brakes can last for thousand of miles depending on use and regular service

The enforced contact between the brake pads and brake drum or brake disc increases friction to slow down or stop the vehicle

The brake pedal controls the Master Cylinder (a fluid filled hydraulic piston) that transfers stopping power to the brakes

Ssangyong Disc Brakes and Drum Brake Systems

In hydraulic braking systems, braking pressure operates a slave cylinder

Ssangyong disc brakes have a pair of high friction brake pads mounted either side of a brake disc

Drum Brakes are an older system than Ssangyong disc brakes and use two half moon shaped brake shoes that move outwards during use to apply a frictional stopping force against the inside of a brake drum

Drum Brakes, if fitted, are usually found on Ssangyong rear wheels

Hydraulic braking pressure forces a brake calliper to press the brake pads against the disc to apply the necessary stopping force

Ssangyong Brake Servicing - Ssangyong Brake Maintenance & Parts Replacement

Ssangyong Brakes will safely function correctly without the need for replacement for many thousands of miles

if the Ssangyong brakes overheat and are allowed to cool with pressure still applied for m the brake pads/shoes then it is possible for the disc to warp.

Ssangyong brake discs will wear and need replacing eventually and should be inspected for pitting

If the Ssangyong brake discs warp then they should be replaced immediately

The brake pads on your Ssangyong should wear first

Ssangyong Brake Inspection Elements

Adjust handbrake

General brake disc condition

Auxiliary handbrake shoes where appropriate

Brake drum condition

Hand brake linkage condition

Brake calliper operation

And carry out the following maintenance of your Ssangyong braking system:-

Replace Brake Fluid if necessary

Lubricate Hand Brake Linkages

Handbrake function and travel

Wheel cylinder condition

Brake pipe Condition

Hydraulic brake pipe fittings and joints for corrosion and leaking

Correct brake pad movement and level of wear

Top Up Brake and Clutch Fluid Levels or

ABS warning light operation

Clean and remove brake dust and loose corrosion and dirt from drums

Ssangyong Steering System

The tyres will need to be replaced much sooner than necessary until the steering rack is adjusted to bring your wheels into correct alignment

One of the first signs of a potential problem with your Ssangyong steering system is uneven tyre wear

The tyre tread is rapidly removed from the inner or outer tyre edge of your front tyres

Common symptoms of Ssangyong steering alignment problems include:-
Vehicle Drift - Your Ssangyong tends to pull left or right when travelling in a straight line
Modern Power steering and Drive by Wire Systems do not have the same mechanical linkages between the steering column and drive wheels making it difficult to 'feel' how the steering is performing.

Your Ssangyong steering inspection can include:-

Ssangyong Tyre wear and wheel alignment

Steering Linkages for wear and corrosion

Steering Rack Gaiter condition

Power Steering Reservoir Levels and Top Up

Tyre Condition - inc Spare

Steering Condition

Correct wheel nut torque to manufacturer's recommendations

Correct wheel balance, including spare

Correct Tyre Pressure - inc Spare

Wheel Bearings for wear - play or noise

Ssangyong Services: Brakes Servicing and Repair

Braking increases hydraulic brake fluid pressure.

The brake pedal is attached the Master Cylinder; a fluid filled hydraulic piston.

The enforced contact between the brake pads and brake drum or brake disc increases friction to slow down or stop the vehicle.

Modern braking systems use hydraulic links to transfer stopping power.

The hydraulic brake fluid is a non-compressible liquid so braking pressure is transferred via the brake pipes to the wheels and operates a slave cylinder piston that forces the brake pads against a brake drum or brake disc.

Brakes can last for thousand of miles depending on use and regular service.

Replacement Ssangyong Timing Belt or Cambelt

Generally Ssangyong belts should be replaced every 60,000 miles or less. So, if you have just bought a secondhand Ssangyong that has 40,000 to 80,000 miles then it is important to know if the timing belt has been replaced or needs replacing. Check the Ssangyong Owner's manual for your model for the recommended changing frequency

The Timing Belt synchronizes the camshaft to the crankshaft position ensuring the valves open and close at the correct time in relation to the piston. Some vehicles use a cam chain in place of the belt or a timing gear system instead

Timing belts must be replaced at a specified manufacturer's interval. The timing belt should also be inspected regularly and replaced immediately if there is any evidence of cracking or fraying cuts or excessive wear

Often it is prudent to replace a combination of items associated with the timing system. Most of the needed Ssangyong parts can be obtained as timing kits containing the appropriate timing components; such as: Ssangyong timing belt
timing belt tensioners
timing belt tensioner idler roller
front lower crank shaft seal
water pump gasket

High compression diesel engines are normally interference engines

If the timing belt snaps it will most probably cause serious engine damage. The camshaft stops turning with some of the valves left in the open position. In a Free Running Engine there is enough clearance between a fully open valve and the piston head to avoid serious damage. In an Interference Engine there is no clearance and the engine relies upon accurate timing to keep the valves and piston head separated. With a broken timing belt; the inertia helps the crankshaft to rotate freely forcing the pistons to strike the open valves resulting in damaged valves, pistons, and possibly even damage to the cylinder head

Since Ssangyong Timing Belts are hidden inside the engine they tend to be forgotten when purchasing a used Ssangyong

The toothed belt connecting the engine crankshaft to the camshaft is known as the Cambelt or Timing belt

Ssangyong Clutch Replacement London

Engaging the clutch forces the clutch against the flywheel transmitting power from the crankshaft to the transmission shaft

The centre of the clutch disc has a spline pattern that matches splines on the power input shaft of the transmission system

The pressure plate comprises heavy-duty release springs, a metal pressure ring acting as a high friction surface to interact with the clutch disc, a thrust ring (or thrust fingers) for the release bearing, and release levers

Ssangyong Clutch failure often occurs when one or more of the high friction surface materials wears out on the disc. Even when the pressure plate is engaged and a clamping force is applied, there is no longer sufficient friction to transmit power without the clutch slipping. Normally the Ssangyong clutch disc and pressure plate are replaced. Replacing the Ssangyong Clutch is a major operation and it is sometimes advisable to replace a number of items, often supplied as a Ssangyong Clutch kit:-
Ssangyong clutch disc
pressure plate
release bearing
pilot bearing - bushing (when required)
internal Ssangyong clutch slave cylinder

Disengaging the clutch acts on heavy-duty release springs to isolate the pressure plate so that the disc is no longer pressed against the flywheel

When the clutch is dis-engaged the clamping force is removed so the clutch disc spins with the flywheel and no power is transmitted

The Ssangyong clutch disc is, not surprisingly, a disc with each side covered in a high friction material. It is designed to engage with the high-friction surfaces of the pressure plate and flywheel. It is also designed to transmit power to theSsangyong transmission system

Ssangyong Fuel Injection

Ssangyong Fuel Injection
Fuel injection systems mix fuel with just the right amount of air for optimal combustion & energy release in an internal combustion engine

LPG Petrol or Diesel Metering
Fuel Injection systems have replaced carburetors for the accurate mixing and delivering of petrol, lpg or diesel fuel in modern Ssangyong vehicles

Ssangyong Re-Mapping London
The Ssangyong ECU can be replaced with a programmable ECU or re-mapped to electronically alter the engine performance characteristics

Ssangyong Engine Mapping
The Ssangyong ECU controlling engine performance is pre-programmed with software containing embedded data on engine performance for different combinations of engine speed and acceleration

EFI - Electronic Fuel Injection
The Ssangyong fuel injection system is controlled by a mini-computer or Electronic Control Unit (ECU) that assimilates data from a series of temperature sensors and oxygen or lambda sensors providing feedback to help optimise fuel efficiency and power under a variety of conditions

Ssangyong Engine Oil Change

Oil & Filter Change
A new Ssangyong oil filter and oil change shouldn't need a specialist Ssangyong engineer and is minimal compared to the cost of an Engine Rebuild; with regular maintenance and routine servicing working out cheaper than disaster recover when your Ssangyong engine fails

Synthetic Oil Change - London
Modern synthetic oils can last longer than old petroleum based multigrades because they are more inert with a laboratory designed molecular structure and fewer natural catalytic impurities that increase oil breakdown compared to the cheaper engine oils

Oil Change Masterclass
Keep a small amount of the engine oil used in your next oil change in a sealed container; then when you check your oil level with the dipstick you can compare the lubricity or lubricating properties of the oil against your fresh oil:- If the oil on the dipstick seems thin compared to your reference oil sample; it may be time to get an oil change to keep your Ssangyong running smoothly

Moisture Scavengers - Detergents - Acidity Regulators
Moisture scavengers, detergents and acidity regulators prevent all kinds of contaminants degrading and abrading the internal moving surfaces of your Ssangyong engine minimising the effects that water, particles, and fuel combustion residus can have on Ssangyong performance
Once they have absorbed the maximum amount of water and other contaminants; the risk of corrosion and failure in your in your Ssangyong engine increases

Anti Oxidants
Preventing internal engine oxidation in your Ssangyong motor is the job of sacrificial anti-oxidants present in the lubricating oil; Anti oxidants are sacrificed to protect your engine and will eventually be depleted making it necessary to change your oil regularly

Oil Composition
Engine Lubricating Oil is composed of hundreds of chemicals; some can interact chemically, polymerise, oxidise and break down with the extreme conditions of temperature & shear forces pulling the oil molecules apart in your Ssangyong engine thus, changing the lubrication properties.

Oil Change Frequency
The mechanics rule of thumb with traditional multigrade engine oils used to be "change the oil every 3000 miles" but many vehicle manufacturers indicate 5000 to 7000 miles. Initially, follow the Ssangyong recommended oil change guidelines to ensure you validate your warranty.

Ssangyong Exhaust Fitting London

Corroded exhaust pipes allow fumes and noise to escape; increasing the risk of poisonous carbon monoxide entering the cabin and significantly increasing noise making detection an easy task

The exhaust pipework helps muffle and deaden the noise from the fuel combustion process

Explosions from the instantaneous ignition of the compressed fuel and air igniting in the combustion chamber creat a lot of noise that needs to be silenced in the urban environment

The Ssangyong exhaust system allows poisonous gases from the fuel combustionto vent into the atmoshpere away from the driver and cabin

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Ssangyong ABS - Anti-lock Brakes

  • ABS Control Unit
  • ABS Pump Modulator Combined
  • ABS Sensor
  • ABS Modulator
  • ABS Ecu
  • ABS Pump

Ssangyong Air Conditioning

  • Ssangyong AC Fluid Top Up
  • Ssangyong AC Radiator
  • Ssangyong AC Pump
  • Ssangyong AC Evaporator
  • Ssangyong AC Condenser
  • Ssangyong AC Compressor
  • Ssangyong AC Receiver Drier

Ssangyong Filters

  • Ssangyong Transmission Filter Kit
  • Ssangyong Cabin Air and Pollen Filter
  • Ssangyong Fuel Filter
  • Ssangyong Air Filter
  • Ssangyong Oil Filter

Ssangyong Sensors

  • Ssangyong Air Flow Mass Meter
  • Ssangyong Temperature Sensor
  • Ssangyong Oxygen Sensor

Ssangyong Electrical Systems

  • Ssangyong Headlights
  • Ssangyong Antenna
  • Ssangyong Ignition Coil
  • Ssangyong Bulbs
  • Ssangyong Alternator
  • Ssangyong Electronic Control Unit
  • Ssangyong Heater Core
  • Ssangyong Oxygen Sensor
  • Ssangyong Window Motors
  • Ssangyong Lambda Sensor
  • Ssangyong Fuel Pump
  • Ssangyong ECU Mapping Remap
  • Ssangyong Thermostats
  • Ssangyong Fog Lights
  • Ssangyong Spark Plugs
  • Ssangyong Water Pump
  • Ssangyong Starter Motor
  • Ssangyong Heater Blower Motor
  • Ssangyong Cooling Fan
  • Ssangyong Eibach Pro Kit
  • Ssangyong Spark Plug HT Leads
  • Ssangyong Tail Lights
  • Ssangyong Parking Light

Ssangyong Wheel Components

  • Ssangyong Ball Joints
  • Ssangyong Control Arm
  • Ssangyong CV Joint Boot Kit
  • Ssangyong Alloy Wheel Repairs
  • Ssangyong Tyres
  • Ssangyong Axle Assembly

Ssangyong Brake Servicing

  • Ssangyong Brake Rotor
  • Ssangyong Brake Pads
  • Ssangyong Brake Servo
  • Ssangyong Brake Discs
  • Ssangyong Brake Master Cylinder
  • Ssangyong Brake Compensator Valve
  • Ssangyong Brake Slave Cylinder
  • Ssangyong Brake Drums
  • Ssangyong Brake Calipers

Ssangyong Clutch Kits

  • Ssangyong Flywheel
  • Ssangyong Clutch Slave Cylinder
  • Ssangyong Clutch Cable
  • Ssangyong Clutch Pedal
  • Ssangyong Clutch Kit
  • Ssangyong Clutch Master Cylinder
  • Ssangyong Dual Mass Flywheel
  • Ssangyong Clutch Pressure Plate

Ssangyong Exhaust Systems

  • Ssangyong Lambda Sensor
  • Ssangyong Muffler
  • Ssangyong Exhaust
  • Ssangyong Tailpipe
  • Ssangyong Exhaust Manifold
  • Ssangyong Catalytic Converter (Catalyst)
  • Ssangyong Exhaust Box
  • Ssangyong EGR Valve
  • Ssangyong Exhaust System Complete
  • Ssangyong Exhaust Pipes
  • Ssangyong Oxygen Sensor
  • Ssangyong Silencer

Ssangyong Engine Parts

  • Ssangyong Pistons and Cylinder
  • Ssangyong Ignition Coil
  • Ssangyong Distributor Cap & Rotor
  • Ssangyong Engine Mounts
  • Ssangyong Timing Belt Kits
  • Ssangyong Timing Chain Kits
  • Ssangyong Fuel Injector
  • Ssangyong Cylinder Head Gasket

Ssangyong Gaskets

  • Ssangyong Valve Cover Gasket
  • Ssangyong Cylinder Head Gasket

Ssangyong Oil & Hydraulics

  • Ssangyong Oil Sump and Plate
  • Ssangyong Oil and Hydraulic Fluid
  • Ssangyong Oil Cap
  • Ssangyong Oil Filter
  • Ssangyong Oil Pump
  • Ssangyong Fuel Cap

Ssangyong Parts

  • Ssangyong Hood Emblems
  • Ssangyong Throttle Body & Cable
  • Ssangyong Windscreen Wipers
  • Ssangyong Serpentine and V Belt
  • Ssangyong Radiator Pipes
  • Ssangyong Steering Rack
  • Ssangyong Wiper Blades
  • Ssangyong Tie Rods
  • Ssangyong Power Steering Pump
  • Ssangyong Struts
  • Ssangyong Shock Absorbers
  • Ssangyong Bonnet Latch and Strut
  • Ssangyong Power Steering Hoses
  • Ssangyong Radiator

Suspension Ssangyong

  • Inner and Outer Tie Rod ends
  • Pitman arm - Rear Wheel Drive Suspension
  • Ssangyong Additional Suspension Components
  • Rubber Grommets
  • Rubber Bushes
  • Shock absorbers operation, evidence of Ssangyong bush wear
  • Ssangyong Timing Belt or Cambelt
  • Struts
  • Ball Joints
  • Spring Condition
  • Shock Absorber performance
  • Tie Rods
  • Idler arm
  • Sway Bar
  • Control Arms or Blades
  • Suspension Struts
  • Suspension Strut Pivots

Ssangyong:-
Common Problems

  • Fails Emissions Test
  • Engine Stalls
  • My Ssangyong Won't Start
  • Ssangyong Check Engine Light On
  • Slipping when cold
  • Battery Keeps going flat
  • Clutch slips if revved hard
  • Engine Oil Warning Light On
  • Fuse keeps blowing
  • Ssangyong Immobiliser
  • Injection System Warning Light
  • Seatbelt Locked
  • Ssangyong Lights not working
  • Blocked Fuel injectors
  • master cylinder leaking
  • Engine Pings or Knocks
  • Judder when braking
  • Knocking sound
  • Clutch pedal on floor
  • Low Brake Pedal
  • Spongy Brakes
  • Noisy Brakes
  • Heater Not Working
  • Can't get into gear
  • White Smoke From Exhaust
  • Timing Belt Loose
  • Engine Overheating
  • No Power When Accelerating
  • Clogged Ssangyong air filter
  • Engine Idle Surge
  • Blue Smoke From Exhaust
  • Loud Engine Noise
  • Power steering feels stiff
  • Poor Fuel Economy
  • Steering Pulls To One Side
  • Thrust bearing worn
  • Clutch slips at high revs
  • Tyres vibrate
  • Clutch juddering
  • Corroded Brake Pipes
  • Window stuck
  • No pick up for first gear
  • Air Conditioning Not Working
  • Clutch Won't work
  • Ssangyong keeps stalling
  • Excessive oil consumption
  • Coolant Leaking
  • Ssangyong Radiator fan not working
  • My Ssangyong Does Not drive Straight
  • Ssangyong Headlights not working
  • Engine Temperature Warning Light On
  • Leak in coolant system
  • Brakes Pull To One Side When Braking
  • Dim headlights on engine idle
  • Cylinder head leaking
  • slave cylinder leaking
  • Tyre outside edge wears quickly
  • Flywheel Vibrating
  • Tyre inside edge wears quickly
  • Automatic Locks Not Working
  • Vacuum Leak
  • Warning Lights On
  • Engine Won't Start
  • Front Tyres wearing quickly
  • Engine Misfires
  • Ssangyong check engine light on
  • Engine Idles Rough
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