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HELP Rear ARB! - scottbmxer - 01-06-2013 Lowering my 306 - managed to get the plastic bung out nicely both ends, sprayed up like mad with plusgas. L Found a M8 bolt and tightened it right up on the drivers side of the car and thr plate still wnt budge! Shall it give the bolt a good smack with the hammet or try and lever the plate on passenger side?? Quick responce would be very helpful Cheers Think ive sussed it!! RE: HELP Rear ARB! - Danny2009 - 01-06-2013 Pretty sure you have to pop the passengers one off pal and pull the arb out the drivers side RE: HELP Rear ARB! - Daniel306 - 01-06-2013 M8? Im sure it was a old wheel bolt i used and there M12 Edit: it dose not matter what side you do, it can come out both sides Re: HELP Rear ARB! - scottbmxer - 02-06-2013 99% its not m12 haha! Pretty funny u should say that because I thought about the wheel nut but wasnt going in properly. Got my m8 to grab me a m12 bolt and started slowly sheering the drivers side plate! Ended up tapping it to m12 but plate still didnt budge! No way of lowering it unless i got a slide hammer on torsion bars. Standard shock are better seised in but would help if i had some sort of flexy wrench!! What a waste of half a day RE: HELP Rear ARB! - gareth7 - 02-06-2013 sorry mate but it's definitely an M12 bolt you should use Re: HELP Rear ARB! - scottbmxer - 02-06-2013 Maybe i should have tried passenger side and it might have gone in     RE: HELP Rear ARB! - cwspellowe - 02-06-2013 It's an M12x1.5 bolt to pop the end plate off, aka a Ford wheel bolt or a 306 front caliper bolt, NOT a Peugeot wheel bolt. The M8 thread is for pulling the ARB back onto the end plate on reassembly. RE: HELP Rear ARB! - dizze stuff - 09-06-2013 As above & M8 is used to pull the torsion bars out