Sway Bar Link Stud Spinning. loosening the nut causes the ball joint in the sway bar link to just spin freely along with the threaded stud and nut. to replace sway bar links, use a 15mm wrench and 5mm allen to remove the old link. Tighten the stud and use locking pliers for the bottom part. swaybay (stabilizer bar) end links can be difficult to get off when the stud spins along with the nut. Disconnect sway bar link by removing the nut using a 17mm wrench or socket. All you need to do is slide the studs into the slots. Compare the new sway bar link to the old sway bar link to be sure both are the same design. Install the new sway bar link into the mounting slots in the control arm and the sway bar. They mechanically connect (link) the sway bar to the suspensions systems control arms. I purchased moog brand from summit racing. the first step is to disconnect the sway bar link from the sway bar and the control arm. If the sway bar link stud is spinning you may.
If the sway bar link stud is spinning you may. to replace sway bar links, use a 15mm wrench and 5mm allen to remove the old link. All you need to do is slide the studs into the slots. They mechanically connect (link) the sway bar to the suspensions systems control arms. swaybay (stabilizer bar) end links can be difficult to get off when the stud spins along with the nut. loosening the nut causes the ball joint in the sway bar link to just spin freely along with the threaded stud and nut. Disconnect sway bar link by removing the nut using a 17mm wrench or socket. I purchased moog brand from summit racing. Tighten the stud and use locking pliers for the bottom part. Install the new sway bar link into the mounting slots in the control arm and the sway bar.
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Sway Bar Link Stud Spinning They mechanically connect (link) the sway bar to the suspensions systems control arms. Tighten the stud and use locking pliers for the bottom part. I purchased moog brand from summit racing. If the sway bar link stud is spinning you may. All you need to do is slide the studs into the slots. to replace sway bar links, use a 15mm wrench and 5mm allen to remove the old link. swaybay (stabilizer bar) end links can be difficult to get off when the stud spins along with the nut. Install the new sway bar link into the mounting slots in the control arm and the sway bar. Disconnect sway bar link by removing the nut using a 17mm wrench or socket. Compare the new sway bar link to the old sway bar link to be sure both are the same design. the first step is to disconnect the sway bar link from the sway bar and the control arm. They mechanically connect (link) the sway bar to the suspensions systems control arms. loosening the nut causes the ball joint in the sway bar link to just spin freely along with the threaded stud and nut.