Failure to do this could result in injury as the link rod will be under tension, and will almost certainly "fly apart" when removal is attempted.
That said..
They are held on with one nut at the top, and one nut at the bottom.
Remove the nuts, and the link rod should just lift out. It might need a bit of "gentle persuasion" due to corrosion. Re-fitting is the reverse of removal.
Make sure you use new nuts, and tighten to the correct torque setting.
Hi,it is a snap in nylon part that the bottom of the headlight is held in by,they sometimes drop out of the panel leaving the headlight loose,vauxhall dealers have them in stock as is a common mot failure,.
The rear are easy enough and the front drop links but for the front anti roll bar bushes you need to drop the front subframe, quite a big job.
. undo the bolts at each end of the link arms, and remove it. you will have to remove the front wheel to gain access, its quite easy.
You have to take the complete unit off, there are 2 screws in the side and 1 under the light above the trim, be careful not to drop the screw in the bumper.
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ive got a vauxhall astra bertone convertable and my drivers side fpront window wont drop when i open the door please could you help
Yes, to replace the clutch on a 2003 Vauxhall Astra 1.4 16V, it is generally necessary to drop the subframe. This allows for better access to the transmission, making it easier to remove and replace the clutch assembly. However, specific procedures can vary, so it's always a good idea to consult a repair manual or guide for detailed instructions.
how do i change my top friends on bebo because when i click on them they wont drop
If this is a corsa with the access panel on the bell housing,you do it without removing the gearbox.A Haynes manual shows the steps clearly. The g'box end plate is removed and the mainshaft is pulled back.(circlip and bolt to remove)The access panel is removed,the clutch depressed by an assistant and 3 clips are fitted to the cover to keep it compressed.Unbolt the cover and drop it out the hole,noting the notch in the outer dia lines up with a line on the flywheel.Replace release bearing through the hole.Reverse all this to fit new clutch. BAD NEWS If you have no access panel,I have not tackled one at home,but the vauxhall method involves removal of the anti-roll bar complete with lower suspension arms.Remove driveshafts,support the engine with a beam across the engine bay and remove the whole transmission assembly.Best achieved on a wheel free ramp. Progress?? Good luck.