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Removing sway bar links?
I've been needin to replace my sway bar end link bushings and cant seem to find the time to get it done. So im wonderin if i remove the full sway bar link for a few weeks if its gonna hurt anything? My tires are about bald anyways so im not really worried about them.
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![]() Come on guys...anything? |
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you can run with out it no problem
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You probably could but arent they there to prevent your front and rear ends from moving with weight and ride? I would deal with the noise if thats what they are doing. If they are completely worn out then they arent doing any good for you anyway.
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I've had mine off for 3 years and haven't had any problems
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Thanks for the input guys
Im about to head outside and get it done but i got one last question.. Do i have to jack the front end up to get them off or should they just slide right off? |
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No need to jack up the truck. Will pull right off
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Got it done thanks to the help of my girlfriend gettin under the truck with me
![]() ![]() ![]() Ok one more question. I dont know the name of the part it unbolts from but what do i need to do with it? It swivels freely so i dont want it to end up dragging the ground. Do i just tie it up, take it off?? |
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If you removed the swaybar end links(what connects the swaybar to the frame), then you also need to remove the actual sway bar itself. |
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