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How to Remove the Bushings from the Stabiliser Bar on a Fiat Punto

Model: Fiat Punto MK 2, 188 - Years 1999-2011
Part: Anti-roll bar

In this video, learn how to remove and replace the stabiliser bar along with the bushing on a Fiat Punto. Position your car on a column lift, raising it to a comfortable height for work. Unscrew the wheel bolts with a socket wrench or air drill and remove the wheel. Next, begin unscrewing the bolts of the stabiliser bar with a socket wrench. Unscrew the bolts located under the plate that holds the stabiliser bar, then pull the bushing off the plate by hand. Fit the new bushing with the plate, then screw it in. Reattach the stabiliser bar with all its associated bolts. Finally, refit the wheel with the bolts.

Updated on 28 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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