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Volvo V70 Stabilizer Bar Part Number: 9191494
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Volvo V70 Stabilizer Bar, Green Part Number: 31262929
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Volvo V70 Stabilizer Bar Part Number: 8630547
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Volvo V70 Stabilizer Bar, Blue Part Number: 9461483
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Volvo V70 Sway Bar
The Volvo V70 Sway Bar prevents wagon body roll in turns. This component, which is a robust torsion spring, connects the left and right wheels on the same axis, using short lever arms; therefore, when a cornering force attempts to push the body outward, the bar twists and opposes the lean. Increasing the roll stiffness allows it to keep the suspension firm on bumps while allowing the Volvo driver to maintain handling stability at speed. The concept can be traced to 1919 when the patent was taken out on the first Sway Bar, but it was not widespread until the softer coil springs of the 1950s made roll control a desirable feature, and since that time, the design has been applied on all subsequent Volvo models, including the two generations of V70 wagons. There are two versions in the car, one being a front bar between the strut towers and the other being a rear bar between the trailing arms, which are both tuned to cancel out understeer and oversteer. The front bar is usually thicker than the rear bar, though they both perform the same twisting action, so that the engine loads are borne on the front and the back is very precise with a narrow bar. The Sway Bar does not raise or lower a vehicle like a leaf or coil spring, but merely twists, hence it will not impact ride height. With such an easy but powerful mechanism a Volvo feels predictable during swift maneuvers on the lanes, and it makes the rollover chances minimal in case of sudden diving or hiking of the road.
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Volvo V70 Sway Bar Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to remove and refit the front sway bar on Volvo V70?A:To remove the sway bar, first loosen the front wheel bolts, chock the rear wheels, jack up the front of the vehicle, and support it on axle stands before removing both front roadwheels. Next, undo the retaining nut and separate the sway bar connecting links from the ends of the sway bar, using a Torx bit if necessary to counterhold the nut. Release the screws to remove the engine undershield, then for right-hand-drive models, undo the two steering rack crash guard bolts at the rear of the front subframe. Proceed to undo the five nuts securing the steering rack to the subframe and the nut at the base of the steering rack crash guard for right-hand-drive models. Undo the steering rack fluid pipe retaining clip bolts at the front and rear of the subframe, then position a sturdy trolley jack beneath the rear of the subframe, ensuring it is well supported. Undo the bolts securing the subframe rear mounting brackets to the body and the bolts securing the rear mounting brackets to the subframe, recovering the washers as new bolts will be needed for refitting. Slacken the two subframe front mounting bolts slightly, lower the jack to allow the subframe to drop slightly at the rear, and ensure the steering rack mounting bolts are clear. Check that the crash guard does not trap the steering rack fluid pipes as the subframe is lowered. Undo the bolts securing the sway bar clamps on each side of the subframe and manipulate the sway bar out from under the car, withdrawing the steering rack crash guard as necessary. Examine the sway bar and connecting links for damage or deterioration. For refitting, manipulate the sway bar into position on the subframe along with the steering rack crash guard for right-hand-drive models, then refit and tighten the clamp bolts. Raise the subframe at the rear, engage the steering rack bolts, and refit the rear mounting brackets to the body, tightening the bolts hand-tight. Secure the rear mounting brackets to the subframe using the washers and new bolts, also tightened hand-tight. Move the jack to the front of the subframe, raise it to take the subframe weight, unscrew the front mounting bolts, fit new bolts, and tighten them hand-tight. Tighten the left-hand side subframe mounting bolts to the specified torque and angle, then do the same for the right-hand side, followed by tightening the mounting bracket-to-body bolts. Secure the steering rack with new nuts tightened to the specified torque, refit the steering rack crash guard nut and bolts for right-hand-drive models, and the steering rack fluid pipe retaining clip bolts. Finally, refit the engine undershield, connect the sway bar linking each side to the suspension struts, refit the roadwheels, lower the car, and tighten the wheel bolts in a diagonal sequence to the specified torque.
- Q: How to remove and refit the rear sway bar on Volvo V70?A:To remove the component, chock the front wheels, raise the rear of the vehicle on a jack and place the vehicle on axle stands. Next, remove the exhaust system and unclip the cables from the handbrake from the clips on the subframe and tie-rod. Locate a jack under the outer end of the left-hand lower Control Arm and raise it sufficient to relieve the load on the Shock Absorber. Undo the right hand shock absorber lower mounting bolt and push the unit up in the coil spring. Then, undo the nuts which hold the outer ends of the sway bar together using a Torx bit (being careful to counterhold the nuts without damaging the rubber boots). After that, undo the bolts holding the sway bar clamps to the subframe, maneuver the sway bar to the right hand side past the disconnected shock absorber and withdraw the sway bar from the vehicle. For refitting, insert the sway bar from the right hand side, maneuvering the left hand side past the disconnected shock absorber making sure the handbrake cable sits above the sway bar. Fit and tighten the bolts which hold the sway bar clamps to the subframe. Use the jack to adjust the position of the lower control arm so that the bolts that hold the outer end of the sway bar and the bottom end of the shock absorber can be refitted and tightened to the specified torque. The rest of the process is the opposite reverse of removal.
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