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Best Way to Remove the Front Stablizer Bar Brackets
- Thread starter oldbill
- Start date
- Location
- Colorado
Penetrating oil and an impact? Breaker bar or bfh if needed.. Shouldnt need heat.
Is this axle side or where it connects to the Y link?
Is this axle side or where it connects to the Y link?
RCP Phx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Phoenix,Az
Neither, I believe he is referring to the sway bar brackets which under the worst case scenario can be accessed by removing the bumper.
- Location
- Colorado
I thought so at first too... But idk what he is talking about- the bolts for the sway bar to the unibody?? Pretty straightforward.. Soak and remove... Or maybe the sway bar links on the axle side?
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I'm taking about the U shaped brackets that hold the rubber cushions that the stabilizer bar slips into. The brackets are then attached to the unibody frame channel. I didn't know that there was an opening that wold allow me to spray penetrating oil through to the threads.
- Location
- Minneapolis, MN
Spray penetrating oil inside the frame rail onto the threads twice a day for a week. Drill access holes if necessary. If the bolts don't start to move immediately, apply heat.
RCP Phx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Phoenix,Az
Here's a shot down the pass side framerail.
denverd1
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Dallas, TX
We on sway bars or steering stabilizer shock absorber things?
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