
The GAZelle family of commercial and cargo-passenger vehicles in the LCV segment, manufactured by GAZ OJSC and also assembled using industrial assembly technology in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Lithuania (Rokiškis), and Iran (Tehran), was expanded in 2013 with the new NEXT model, a major upgrade of the previous GAZ-3302/2705 model.
The vehicle retains its frame structure, semi-bonneted cab, and longitudinal engine placement in the front of the cab.
Rear-wheel drive or, in the future (for all-wheel drive variants), dual-drive.
The main difference between the GAZelle NEXT and its predecessor is its independent front suspension and a completely new cabin with an anti-corrosion coating and plastic fenders.
The propeller shaft assembly consists of an intermediate propeller shaft, an intermediate support, a rear propeller shaft and three universal joints.
Read more: Construction and repair of cardan transmission GAZelle Next
- Design feature of the rear axle GAZelle Next
- Replacing the oil seal of the drive gear of the gearbox GAZelle Next
- Replacing and adjusting the bearings of the rear wheels of the Gazelle Next
- Dismantling the gearbox of the car Gazelle Next
- Fault detection and assembly of the GAZelle Next gearbox
- Electrical diagrams of the car GAZelle Next
- Removal and installation of the front wing GAZelle Next
- Disassembly and assembly of the cab door GAZelle Next
- Removing the electric fan, resistor and heater control unit GAZelle Next
- Design features of the front suspension GAZelle Next
- Replacing the bearing of the front wheel hub GAZelle Next
- Adjustment of the angles of installation of the front wheels GAZelle Next
- Replacing the ball joints of the front suspension GAZelle Next
- Replacing the shock absorber and stabilizer of the front suspension GAZelle Next
- Removing and installing suspension arms Gazelle Next
- Removal and installation of the front suspension Gazelle Next
- Rear suspension design Gazelle Next
- Replacing the shock absorber and rear suspension stabilizer Gazelle Next
- Removing and disassembling rear suspension springs Gazelle Next