Rear Anti Roll Bar

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Rear Anti Roll Bar

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got advisory on MOT rear anti roll bar corroded but not seriously weakand.

can these be removed . sanded and re-painted or is it a replacement job.

think this is cause of my rear golf ball knock in the boot.
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Gary406 wrote:got advisory on MOT rear anti roll bar corroded but not seriously weakand.

can these be removed . sanded and re-painted or is it a replacement job.

think this is cause of my rear golf ball knock in the boot.
The horizontal bar that goes all through the rear (if so I think you could clean it bt I see no reason why it would cause knocking)? Or the toplinks or the droplinks? Many stiff there could be called "anti roll something"!
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well it wouldnt cause knocking because its corroded. i think wen it becomes warmer i will take it off and clean it and hammerite it. advisory was the bar itself was corroded .

it would cause knocking if the bushes that hold it in place are worn or the rear plastic droplinks. and with the bar being corroded im guessing the bushes are gone.
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You shouid be able to clean that up withought removing it,
get some gogles on and give it a good wire brushing,
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Curious, it hadn't struck me as something that could cause a problem in this respect, maybe they are being overzealous. If you have to remove it, it can be a pain in the arse. The nuts to remove the bushes to let the bar out will be seized good and proper, and great care a time will need to be spent removing them without buggering them. The bolt on the driver’s side requires you to undo the fuel tank down pipe. I managed to break the head off this one, requiring me to get a garage to drill it out and retap it for me :(
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