The anti-roll bar consists of an elastic bracket and two struts or rods. The struts are one of the elements that bond the body and suspension together. They help to improve vehicle dynamics and safety.

The sway bar is a conventional rod with pivot joints welded along the edges. These connections include a yoke and a pivot pin and are threaded at the ends to attach the struts to other suspension components. To protect the linkage components from premature wear due to the ingress of dust and dirt, the articulated joints are closed with anthers from above.

1. 626 II (GC)
2. TELSTAR II Saloon (GC)
3. CAPELLA II (GC)
4. 626 Mk II (GC)
5. TELSTAR II (GC)
6. 626 II Hatchback (GC)
7. CAPELLA II Hatchback (GC)
8. 626 Mk II Hatchback (GC)
9. TELSTAR II Hatchback (GC)
10. 626 III (GD)
11. TELSTAR III Saloon (GD)
12. CAPELLA III (GD)
13. 626 Mk III (GD)
14. TELSTAR III (GD)
15. 626 III Hatchback (GD)
16. CAPELLA III Hatchback (GD)
17. 626 Mk III Hatchback (GD)
18. TELSTAR III Hatchback (GD)
19. 626 III Coupe (GD)
20. CAPELLA III Coupe (GD)
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The work of the suspension sway bar

Based on the design features, a distinction is made between symmetrical or asymmetrical sway bars. Only the front bars can be symmetrical, they can be swapped and turned over, asymmetrical are installed only on a certain - the right or left side of the suspension.

The JAPANPARTS brand Sway Bar, suspension is the most vulnerable part of the stabilizer. Its service life is no more than 20 thousand kilometers, but sometimes they break down much earlier. You can find out about the malfunction by the characteristic knock that occurs when you hit an obstacle. In some cases, the car starts to get out of the roll hard. If crunching sounds occur when the steering wheel is turned, then the boot is most likely torn.