sway bar links o2 town and country

[mrpike1973]

hi i was told i need these are they the long rods with bushings on each end that connect to the struts. are they hard to replace thank you

[laportian]

Easy beans. I've done them a few times. Seems like I had to use a grinder with a cutting wheel to get 'em off. But once you have it up in the air with the wheels off it is all very accessable and easy to get at.

[Jeremy airjer W]

getting them off will be the hard part. the nut is usually an 18mm. sometimes the backside of the link will have flat spots for a 16 or 17mm wrench to aid in the install otherwise there will be a spot in the center for an allen wrench/socket.

Plan on replacing the stabilizer bar bushings as well if the noise doesn't go away. these are also pretty common.

[fishhuntwork]

If you get the tires off the ground, you can grab the sway bar itself and see i fyou can feel play in the link. Do both sides, if you don't feel any play replace the sway bar bushings. A lot of shops just replace them both to cover there butt.

[Jeremy airjer W]

you will need to have both tires off the ground at the same time in order to check them off the ground. If you only jack up one side you will load the sway bar and never feel any play.

[fishhuntwork]

Your right airjer!! Sorry I forgot to mention that