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Hey guys, was driving my future expy (currently my mom's truck) the other day and it was all over on the gravel roads. When I got home, I got to looking and both of the sway bar links were gone and the sway bar was just laying there. And for once, these parts were cheap and in stock!! I picked the links up at a local parts store for about ten bucks a piece. Even though its a pretty easy installation, I figured I'll just through up a HOW-TO on here.
Steps:
1. 1- 9/16 wrench; 1-9/16 deep well socket on 3/8 rachet
2. Put washer on bolt, then bushing with flat skinny part pointing away from washer.
3. Put bolt through top of the sway bar, put bushing and washer on the opposite as on the top side.
4. Put spacer on and then washer and bushing, and put through hole in control arm.
5. Put bushing on, then washer and nut.
6. Repeat on the other side.
7. Tighten both of the bolts.
8. Enjoy your better handling expy
This was an easy installation and took me only 15 minutes to do. The truck now handles a lot better. Hope this helps you guys if you experience the same problems.
I will also try to put up a how to on replacing rear end bearings and seals in a couple of weeks when I can get into my barn without tearing up my entire yard, and then soon followed by Rancho RS5000 shocks.
Steps:
1. 1- 9/16 wrench; 1-9/16 deep well socket on 3/8 rachet
2. Put washer on bolt, then bushing with flat skinny part pointing away from washer.
3. Put bolt through top of the sway bar, put bushing and washer on the opposite as on the top side.
4. Put spacer on and then washer and bushing, and put through hole in control arm.
5. Put bushing on, then washer and nut.
6. Repeat on the other side.
7. Tighten both of the bolts.
8. Enjoy your better handling expy
This was an easy installation and took me only 15 minutes to do. The truck now handles a lot better. Hope this helps you guys if you experience the same problems.
I will also try to put up a how to on replacing rear end bearings and seals in a couple of weeks when I can get into my barn without tearing up my entire yard, and then soon followed by Rancho RS5000 shocks.