So I got round to doing this the other week. Did the nearside one first as that was the way the car was parked on the drive! Old wishbone came out fine but struggled to get the new one under the anti-roll bar. Just a s I was going to give up and slacken the bolts that hold the ARB down, it popped in! Changed the brake pads and onto the otherside.

Whipped the wheel off and immediately saw that someone had been here before; one of the wishbone mounts had a nut and bolt through it, rather than a bolt into the captive mounting. Called FIAT and ordered a new bolt, changed the pads whilst I was there.
Collected the new bolt and went home in a good mood thinking how the remaining wishbone will take me no more than an hour or so because I'm going to slacken the ARB bolts to give me a little extra room.
Wheel off, wishbone bolts undone, pinch bolt and ball joint separated; all going swimmingly! I had been spraying the bolts with PlusGas for a few days (as I had been doing with the wishbone bolts) so I was sure the ARB bolts would come out as smooth as the others - the first one did!
Damn! Blast! :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: sheared bolt!
"Hello, FIAT? Can you please order me a bolt to secure my ARB?"
"Certainly Sir, they come in 5's only, is that OK?"
"Sure, no problem."
"They'll be here tommorow."
I collected the bolts and went about removing the sheared one from the ARB mounting. Bolt extractors aren't long enough to reach through the subframe and stud extractors can't fit in the small space. GRRRRRRRR!
Decided to remove the ARB from the car and sheared another bolt in the process! Get the feeling the FIAT know something you don't when the bolts are supplied in 5's?
ARB out, drilled out the broken bolts and re-tapped the holes. Refitted and secured.
Car no longer bangs, knocks, shimmies or lurches to the left when you take your foot off the gas on the motorway!
JOB DONE :slayer: