Sway bar end link

[craig sargood]

Does anyone happen to know the part number for the rear sway bar end link bolt the goes to the frame, lost it, I still have the nut that clips to the frame, thanks

 

[craig sargood]

Not sure why I selected that photo, has nothing to do with this

 

[riphip]

RockAuto: https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog...8,1362439,suspension,stabilizer+bar+link,7580

 

[Daves Not Here]

I was going to say, if the bolt was as fluorescent green as those other parts, I don't know how you could have lost it.

 

[BrentDJ]

FWIW, I just replaced the rear trailing arms and end links on my 99.

I recommend that you go with the Moog K80103. The design is improved from the OEM.

You might just buy the Moog bushings. But for just a few dollars more you can get the entire arm with bushings.

On the set I just got last week, all the bushings are stamped Made in the USA. It comes with a 9.8 grade bolt pressed into the bushings for the for the sway bar end. For the end that connects to the frame you get everything but the bolt.

For anyone doing a rear suspension job for the first time: Do Not Re-use Nuts on suspension work EVER. If you do it's a guaranteed 20% loss of holding strength. Besides the front wheel hubs the trailing arms are one of the highest torque specs on the Ford Expedition.

If anyone is about to ask, here is what I ordered for the trailing arms replacements.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rear-Contr...AOSwDCBd520F:sc:FedExHomeDelivery!98837!US!-1

 

[craig sargood]

I was going to say, if the bolt was as fluorescent green as those other parts, I don't know how you could have lost it.

Lol, It was not, but maybe I should have.

 

[craig sargood]

Thanks for all the help guys, rock auto didn’t have, either does ford, apparently it’s discontinued. So I went to Lowe’s and found a bolt that worked for like $3.