Front Anti Roll Bar

[Matthew1955]

Can anyone tell how easy/difficult,cheap/expensive it would be to replace the Front Anti Roll Bar rubber mountings.I have no idea what is involved and I am looking at a car that,if I buy will need doing.Thanks

 

[Towpack]

They're usually quite easy, as long as the mounts are readily accessible, they're certainly DIY'able. I did mine front and rear (80 series) in a couple of hours. Probably the easiest of the suspension related bushes/mountings to replace.

Here's an example of some prices for the SWB model from Milners
https://www.milneroffroad.com/toyot...-3-0td-92002-122009-swb-0/kdj125-suspension-0

 

[Matthew1955]

They're usually quite easy, as long as the mounts are readily accessible, they're certainly DIY'able. I did mine front and rear (80 series) in a couple of hours. Probably the easiest of the suspension related bushes/mountings to replace.

Here's an example of some prices for the SWB model from Milners
https://www.milneroffroad.com/toyot...-3-0td-92002-122009-swb-0/kdj125-suspension-0

Thanks Towpack,nothing to much to worry about by the sounds of it,cheers

 

[AndyCook]

Only issue is rusted and seized bolts snapping, had this happen on a 4runner and landcrusier Colorado.
Take time undoing the bolts, plenty of penetrating fluid and maybe heat gun too

 

[Matthew1955]

Only issue is rusted and seized bolts snapping, had this happen on a 4runner and landcrusier Colorado.
Take time undoing the bolts, plenty of penetrating fluid and maybe heat gun too

Thanks for the heads up Andy

 

[GeekOKent]

I recently replaced the bushes on the antiroll bar and replaced the droplinks at the same time on my 120. Took me a day end to end, including looking up what needs doing. This included some level of gymnastics to get everything undone and then torqued back up after.

Ita not hard, just a pain on the driveway. Suspect its a lot easier in a ramp or lift.