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Anti-sway bar link by MTC 850

posted by  sattesonjr on  Sat Jul 10 06:01 CST 2004
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I just did this repair myself. However on mine the originals were 14mm and the new ones were 15mm. I got mine from eeuroparts. Intersting discovery: my old links (Genuine volvo) failed very prematurely with only 40k on them. Upon disassembly, I found that the ball joint walls are PLASTIC and I think some dirt got in there and ate up the plastic. The new ones I got from eeuroparts seem to not have as much plastic and seemed to have an extra boot retaining ring, but I obviously didn't rip off the boot to check. Hopefully they will last longer! If you get them from eeuroparts, make sure to inspect the boots carefully, my roomate got ripped boots on his in two seperate shipments from eeuroparts.

Jason S
'94 850 turbo wagon 205k





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