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Replacing Sway Bar Links...a few questions 900

posted by  bluemonster on  Thu Jul 13 07:37 CST 2006
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Hello everyone,

My driver's side sway bar link sheered off on the bottom so I am going to replace both sides. Can I just raise the car on a jack and replace one side at a time? Or do I have to take the wheels off and all that like I was replacinfg the entire sway bar? Your input would be helpful. This is the first repair I have done on a suspension. I've looked at the FAQ's under "swat bar install" but there is little info on the links. I am also replacing the window regulator and motor on the driver's side. THe regulator, which is metal, completely failed. It is broken into 2 parts. I got a new one from a salvage yard. Thanks in advance.

Bluemonster
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