rear ladder / sway bar

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rear ladder / sway bar

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1985 tercel, anybody have pictures of the mounting bracket for the ladder bar on the frame end?
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this i the part i'm looking to replace:

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What is the "ladder bar?"
Where does this displayed part attach?
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My tercel:: 1988 Corolla 4wd Wagon (AKA Corolla All-trac) 5speed, AC, Power Sunroof, Windows, Mirrors, Steering, Locking, Diff Lock, 14" Corolla SX Alloys with Silica Hankook Tyres, 4afe, King Springs, Upgraded Headlights, Full Synth oils, 210,000kms
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Previous: 83 Tercel SR5 4wd, 84 Tercel SR5 4wd
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Mattel wrote:panhard rod mount?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panhard_rod
yes! that would be it. sorry i didn't have the right word for it.
ARCHINSTL wrote:Where does this displayed part attach?
that's what i'm trying to find out. i will be getting the tercel up on stands to check out the brakes and speedo cable, will be able to figure it out then i guess.
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hope you have a welder and some way of cleaning the suface of the area to be welded

that bracket has to go onto the body of the car on the RH side.

and from the looks of it, some of it has rusted into oblivion!
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i have a welder and am planning on finding a bracket in better condition from a wrecker. still have to see what the other half looks like.
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head out to pick a part with a grinder, they have two 4wd wagons there right now.
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wirebrush+mig welder+patience+a good weather proofer
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metalonmetal wrote:i have a welder and am planning on finding a bracket in better condition from a wrecker. still have to see what the other half looks like.
You'll find some ripped spot welds? Should be obvious where it has to go.
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