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Aug 20th, 2013, 16:35 | #1 |
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Advice on removing rear anti-roll bar
Worn arb bushes, and an MOT advisory. Following posts in this forum, have purchased a set of new bushes. Have disconnected the arb, and it's free to come off vehicle. Was hoping to do this with minimum dismantling, and could then have arb on bench to do bushes properly. But there is much more dismantling that needs to be done to actually get arb off the car.
Apols if this has been covered elsewhere - searches yielded much about the bushes, but nothing about actually getting the bar off! Any advice welcome THanks V70 d5 2004 |
Aug 20th, 2013, 17:08 | #2 |
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Would have thought your workshop manual should explain the procedure in detail
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I note you are a recent subscriber to this forum - hope you find it useful. There are 3 sources of information for undertaking work on Volvos - Volvo, "popular bookshelf" workshop manuals, and the collective knowledge of those who work on/own/restore etc Volvos. The latter has consistently proven to be the most valuable and helpful. Last edited by myshed; Aug 20th, 2013 at 17:46. |
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Aug 20th, 2013, 20:40 | #4 |
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Don't know if there are any differences between the ARBs on a Gen 2 2004 V70 and the ARBs on a Gen 3 2007> V70 but if you get no joy here you could try the part of the Forum that covers your car.
BTW is it the front or rear ARB? Reason I ask is, having just had a look in my Haynes (V70 June 2007 - 2012), the front ARB is a great deal more difficult to remove than the rear one and involves dropping the front sub frames. This what my Haynes Manual says but I stress it is for the Gen 3 V70 June 2007 to 2012 models: "Note: Volvo advise that this task can be undertaken by lowering the rear of the front subframe. In practice, this is likely to prove difficult unless the vehicle can be raised sufficiently using a ramp or lift. We therefore removed the subframe in order to undertake this task."
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Ooops, just re-read the heading of your post and it's the rear ARB so shouldn't be a problem according to my Haynes Manual, but of course that is for 2007 to 2012 V70, yours should be similar if not the same.
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Aug 21st, 2013, 10:21 | #6 |
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THanks for your input - but I you all an apology. THis almost septegenarian pensioner with a bad headcold having a multi-senior moment/day (any excuses!!)
Fisrstly, the Haynes Manual seems not to be helpful - why would I want to take the load off the LEFT shocker before disconnecting the RIGHT - and how does that help? Secondly - I've posted this into the Phase 3 Forum when it should have been the Phase 2 Forum. Bad day!! Think I'll go sailing instead |
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Now if I may be so bold is a tip for you, convert your Micky mouse Haynes manual into toilet paper and purchase a copy of vadis Ps a final tip...enjoy your sailing and be sure to let a responsible adult know where your planning to sail to and when you hope to be back , And ALWAYS wear a life jacket Last edited by Thehood; Aug 21st, 2013 at 14:10. |
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Aug 23rd, 2013, 11:47 | #8 |
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As principal of an RYA training centre and RNLI Sea Safety Advisor it's encouraging to hear others singing off same hymn sheet
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