Car Fix DIY Videos

On this video I am showing how I replaced stabilizers on my Renault Talisman 1.6 dCi, but by looking where else the same part is used, it is used as well on Renault Espace V , Megane IV , Scenia IV , Grand SCENIC IV . So this video might be helpful for all these models
One of the most common parts that you will have to replace a lot is anti rolling bar links, they tend to go bad rather quickly if you drive on bad roads.

Usually it is not as dangerous as annoying when they go bad, the symptoms are really annoying knockings sound when you drive, it might even sound that something is lose beneath the car and hitting the frame, but often it is cause by worn out anti rolling bar link or stabilizer

To replace this part You will need:
2 jack stands (one to lift up car, one to lift up rotor)
15 and 16 mm spinners, depending of nut sizes (they wary)
T30 or H5 bits with driver
and tools to remove the tire and put it back

For the spare parts, they wary in price from 10-25$ per one link
and they warry in sizes from 274 mm to 275 mm (OEM is 274 mm), but all of theses sizes will work fine, especially if you replace both sides not just one link.

Over all I would say this is rather easy task to do, however you need to take safety seriously and make sure car is secured and wont fall on you in the process.

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