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Does a deff rolla that rams a monolith that dodges out the way get an extra d6 strength 10 hits because the monolith forced it to stop get taken away due to living metal.

Are you asking whether a skimmer that dodges a ramming battlewagon also dodges the rolla, or if living metal somehow negates the extra death or glory attacks a rolla can get? The wording of your question is confusing.

Yes it gets it. No it doesn't get taken away.

There is no clear answer to the question "Does a skimmer that dodges a ram from a Deffrolla-equipped Battlewagon still suffer the Deffrolla hits?" The majority of players play it as "No." but it is a point of contention.

However, the rule you're asking about in addition to this (stopping a Battlewagon causes an extra D6 Deffrolla hits) wouldn't apply, as that is only for units that stop if through Death or Glory.

We just had this one out not so long ago here... with the end result being that some posters felt that dodging the ram meant that the deffrolla hits don't happen, and some felt that you only dodge the ram, but the deffrolla still hits as a ram was initiated.

It's in 'Discuss it with your opponent' territory until GW FAQ it.