Hello,
I have a leaking rear anti roll bar. I have seen some people mention it is possible to remove and refit the anti roll bar without fully removing the body. Could anyone enlighten how to do so.

Thank you

29/09/24 I have now done the roll ram. To do so in order I removed the rear bumper, spare wheel, rear dampeners (Sat at the very rear of the chassis), both rear wheels, rear drop links, ACE pipes to roll ram, 8 body bolts, then slowly lowered the body onto tall axle stands (lots of wood too) only enough to create a large enough gap to remove body bushing (Next to roll ram), unbolted the four roll ram clamp bolts and then carefully lowering body further only enough to remove roll ram.

I would suggest fitting new ACE pipe seals and retaining bolts to the new roll ram. In order to bleed the ace system the dcv solenoids need to be opened. I used an air operated fluid sucker once solenoids were open starting on the right bleed nipple then left bleed nipple on the roll ram. Make sure someone else is watching the fluid level not letting the tank run dry. Bleed until no air comes out.

Parts:
Seals LR085487
Bolts RYP500060
Roll ram (will update with part number if I can)
I am unsure if these parts are the same across all models.

Note: I did the job on a 2 poster vehicle lift