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Replacing the Anti-Roll Bar

Model: Mercedes Clk A208, W208, C208 - Years 1997-2003
Part: Anti-roll bar

The central part of the anti-roll bar is connected to the chassis, which allows occupants of the cabin to have greater comfort. When the bar is damaged or worn, it is advisable to replace it. The following guide aims to provide information on how to change the bar. Position the car on ramps to reduce the load on the bar's fixing points so that you can easily remove it. Once this operation is completed, remove the bushings and the respective brackets with which they are fixed. You can then disconnect the bar from the fixing points and remove it.

Updated on 14 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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