Re:rear sway bar
2012/12/01 17:38:42
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I managed to do this job on my own car without removing the rear X-member.
I supported the car on jack stands, removed the rear wheels, put a trolley jack under the middle of the X member to support it while I undid the 4 holding bolts. It was not even necessary to take all the bolts all right out but only enough to lower the X member an inch or so to gain access to the sway bar bracket bolts (see pic)
Plenty of WD40 and a ratchet ring spanner needed to remove them.
Took a bit of juggling to remove the sway bar, but not too difficult.