Rear antiroll bar,link pin HELP!!
Ok fellas here goes..
Took car for a MOT today and it needs o/s/rear
Antiroll bar link pin.
WTF is this? Is it diy job?Is it expensive?
Many thanx in advance
Took car for a MOT today and it needs o/s/rear
Antiroll bar link pin.
WTF is this? Is it diy job?Is it expensive?
Many thanx in advance
Do they mean the drop link? This connects the anti-roll bar with the wheel.
If so, expect to pay around £70 from a dealer for this piece of plastic!!
I would have thought that if one side needs replacing, you may want to think about doing the other side at the same time to prevent any possible handling problems?
Could diy fit, if you can get the old one off! 5 min job if you get a garage to do it.
If so, expect to pay around £70 from a dealer for this piece of plastic!!
I would have thought that if one side needs replacing, you may want to think about doing the other side at the same time to prevent any possible handling problems?
Could diy fit, if you can get the old one off! 5 min job if you get a garage to do it.
Last edited by DaveD; Feb 18, 2004 at 12:59 PM. Reason: I didn't mean a 'drip link'......
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Might want to consider fitting solid drop links rather than the plastic ones.. like Whiteline ones for example.
easy to switch and takes no time what so ever.
JGM
easy to switch and takes no time what so ever.
JGM
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