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Anonymous Posted on Oct 09, 2012

Trunk torsion bar on 2006 toyota avalonsnapped out of brackets . Replacement of the bar

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farrisee

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  • Posted on Aug 29, 2008

SOURCE: Trunk Struts

There is a clip that holds the end of it in place. snap that clip out with a flat head screw driver and the strut should release.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 24, 2009

SOURCE: torsion bars

Hello, the torsion bars on toyotas especially the 4 wheel drives can sag over time and I have seen them break also. Matter of fact I had a 4runner break one three times. They were all new. Just the type of roads we have in the good ole USA. Thank you

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