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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / April 2009

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04 Focus Zetec a bit rolly polly round bends!

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eazilyled@yahoo.co.uk - 17 Apr 2009 07:35 GMT
The report I received for my recent MOT had something like 'front anti
roll mechanism starting to wear' written in the extra comments box.

Ever since then it feels like handling of the car around corners seems
to be suffering - it feels a bit 'rolly polly' and I can't seem to
take corners as fast.

Could this be down to the worn anti roll mechanism or am I just being
paranoid?!

Cheers,
Rick
Chris Whelan - 17 Apr 2009 07:41 GMT
On Thu, 16 Apr 2009 23:35:28 -0700, eazilyled wrote:

> The report I received for my recent MOT had something like 'front anti
> roll mechanism starting to wear' written in the extra comments box.
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> Cheers,
> Rick

The likelihood is your paranoia!

Why not just fix it anyway, if only for your peace of mind? It's not
going to be beyond a reasonable DIYer, or would not be expensive at an
independent garage.

Chris

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Don McC - 18 Apr 2009 06:33 GMT
> The report I received for my recent MOT had something like 'front anti
> roll mechanism starting to wear' written in the extra comments box.
>
> Ever since then it feels like handling of the car around corners seems
> to be suffering - it feels a bit 'rolly polly' and I can't seem to take
> corners as fast.

Have the sway bar links checked.  They may be worn and loose.
Under $100 for a pair installed or $25 do-it-yourself.

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Don
 
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