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ANR5865 - Rolbeugel

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Oorspronkelijke prijs - Oorspronkelijke prijs €188,00
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Stabilisatorstang vóór - een dwarsgeplaatste stabilisatorstang die de kern vormt van het stabilisatorstangsamenstel van de voorwielophanging.

Deze verbindt de linker- en rechterkant van de voorwielophanging via stangen en rubberen bussen, en gaat overhellen van de carrosserie in bochten tegen door belasting over te brengen tussen de twee wielen, waardoor de laterale stabiliteit en wegligging worden verbeterd.
Alternative Codes
ANR5865

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Frequently asked questions

What does the ANR5865 front anti-roll bar do?
The ANR5865 is the front anti-roll bar (stabiliser bar) connecting the left and right front suspension through drop links and mounting bushes. It resists body roll during cornering by transferring load between the two front wheels.
Where is the front anti-roll bar fitted on the vehicle?
It runs transversely across the front of the chassis, mounted via rubber bushes to the chassis or subframe, with a drop link connecting each end down to the suspension.
What tools are needed to replace a front anti-roll bar?
Fitting typically needs sockets and spanners to release the mounting clamps and both drop link connections, plus a way to support the suspension while the bar is out. Space around the mounts can make it fiddly.
Do I need new drop links and bushes when replacing the anti-roll bar?
Not necessarily, but it's worth inspecting the drop links and mounting bushes at the same time, since they're the parts most likely to have worn alongside an ageing roll bar.