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Help ...strut/sway bar problem. 700 1988

posted by  Steve on  Tue Sep 8 00:28 CST 2009
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Disconnect the sway bar end links from both sides. Replace the sway bar body mounting hardware (bushings) if you need to with the bar ends left disconnected. Replace the sway bar mounting bolts to the body. To re-connect the bar to new sway bar end links and bushings, install one side first when the entire bar is loose. Then lift that control arm with a floor jack so you raise the entire sway bar up enough to install the other end link, and lower it down step by step so you can guide the link end into the hole in the sway bar.
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