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i am a newby to mending my transporter but, armed with a haynes manual, i am determined to give it a go.. Something has snapped in the wheel suspension. I can't find a name or part number for it, other than 'support' and can't seem to find one. The bar in question joins the anti-roll bar to the the radius rod. Can anyone help please? It would be much appreciated.
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depending on the year of the van... it will be a dog leg drop link or a drop link

A common problem on the cranked link
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Post by kevtherev »

found this on the wiki...

Droplink

UpTo Ch. No. 24 E 220 000 Then 251 411 051 (cranked link, sq. section, GSF stock)

Incl. & after 24 F 000 001 Then 251 411 051 A (Straight)
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called a stabiliser link here
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Thanks. Hopefully i'll be able to get one. I looked on the wiki but obviously didn't know what i was doing. Let's hope my first time doing the job myself will turn out ok.
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Post by The_blue »

Waits in the shadows for the 'how do i get the drop link back on' thread ;)

I did mine yast year.

Get new rubbers if you can. Fit the doughnut shaped on into the link, not the roll bar. screw and puch the 2 together with some fairy liquid to lubricate.

I ended up taking the roll bar off so u could put the link on the floor and stand on the bend and screw the roll bar into it. :shock:
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will let you know

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will let you know how i get on. I've gotta find one first. As i said i''m a newby and have only had my baby since christmas. So watch this space. :?
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If it's the thread which has broken off. Then I just drilled and tapped mine and fitted a M12 bolt instead.

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