Remove/install front stabilizer bar link rod

AR32.35-P-3328TX

Remove/install front stabilizer bar link rod

15.1.10

17.11.04

If the rubber boot of the stabilizer bar pivot bushing is damaged, the stabilizer bar pivot bushing (and not the spring control arm) has to be replaced.

Step 3

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Remove/install

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Notes on self-locking nuts and bolts

AH00.00-N-0001-01A

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When working on the front-end assembly, be careful not to scratch, mark or notch the surfaces of aluminum parts. Otherwise the service life of the parts will be affected

 Installation

Only tighten nuts and bolts of chassis components when vehicle is in a ready-to-drive condition.

1

Lift vehicle on lifting platform.

AR00.60-P-1000TX

2

Undo nut (23a) of link rod (23) on pivot bushing

 Ensure that threaded bolt does not also rotate; counterhold using a suitable tool if necessary.

 Do not damage rubber boot of stabilizer bar pivot bushing. If damaged, replace torsion bar pivot bushing.

AR32.20-P-0310TX

 Installation: Replace nut (23a).

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*BA32.20-P-1003-02M

3

Unscrew nut (23b) of link rod (23) from stabilizer bar using  box wrench bit

 To do this, counterhold threaded pin. Turn steering if necessary.

 Installation: Install new nut (23b).

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*BA32.20-P-1001-02M

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*000589109900

4

Remove link rod (23) of torsion bar

5

Install in the reverse order

Number

Designation

Model
219.3

BA32.20-P-1001-02M

Self-locking nut of connecting rod to torsion bar

M141.5

Nm

130

BA32.20-P-1003-02M

Self-locking nut, link rod to joint piece

Nm

130