How to Replace Sway Bar Bushings and End Links

Sway bar link replacement ford explorer. Learn how to replace the sway bar end links on a Ford Ranger, Ford Mustang, Mazda B series truck, Ford Explorer, Ford Taurus, Ford F150, Dodge Ram, Chevy Silverado, and many other vehicles. There are two main types of sway bar end links, and this is one of them. Below is a link to a video on how to replace the other style.

How to tell if your Sway Bar Bushings and End Links are Worn: COMING OUT SOON

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[reggaemoose]

Great job, Chris. After being a teacher for 32 years I must compliment you on your teaching skills. Your explanations were very clear and concise and the visuals excellent. Thanks for the great "lesson." Grade= A+

[kennyc]

Did this job myself (74 y.o.) for less than $30.00 in parts. Thanks Chris !!

[lifeisgood]

Wow, you've literally helped me fix almost every part in my car. Saved probably $1, 500 and got to pick my own parts with all the projects.

[robichard]

Chris, your ability to communicate clearly and concisely puts you miles ahead of the average guy producing Yuotube videos on auto repairs. You are truly gifted, and I thank you for the work you do. You have saved me so much money on my car repairs.

[justinbarfield]

Had a garage mechanic tell me today that my whole front end needed to be replaced and he could do it for $800.00.  I decided to wait since I just bought the thing, license and registration was close to $500.00 and tires were pushing $300.  I went to change my oil and saw that one side sway bar link was missing and the other so worn out it was loose....less than 20 dollars and I changed them out, it steers good now without the wobble.  Thanks for another informative video.

[pyryone]

I know this an old video so why comment.. anyway your videos have made me do something for my car myself and you have saved me from some annoyances to pay top e for mechanics! Tnx, and no disrespect for you people who make their living with cars, i am just trien to get by right now and these videos help!

[tablesidecurve]

I'm sure everyone appreciates the the work that goes into your productions and all of you guys that contribute on here we thank you many times over. I'm mechanical however I would never attempt some of the fixes I've completed without all of your contributions. Soooo, thanks to all of you guys that take the time to show us rookies how it's done.

[kountzer]

I bought this '02 Ford Ranger a few months ago. It squeaks a lot when I drive, when I go over a speed bumps, or holes, even when I sit in the drivers seat. I was planning to do a complete suspension overhaul. After watching this video I now think it is the sway bay and bushings. If true that will save me $money in the short term. Eventually I will overhaul other suspension areas. Thank Mr. Chris Fix.

[turinsbane]

Man your videos are always to the point and very easy to understand. This will be yet another repair that a non-car guy like myself feels 100% confident in doing after watching your tutorial.

[LukeDuke.]

Out of all the mechanic youtube videos I have seen in my 30 years of my life, This person has the best video(s). Everything about the video is well done, The camera angles, The talking, The telling of what to do and how to do, The clearness of the video, Everything about it is well made an done. I'll give a 10 out of 10

[chuckterry]

Thank you for posting this video, I am working on a 24-year-old motorhome. Your video has given me a much better understanding of the sway bar end links, I had no idea how they came apart or if they would be under a spring type pressure. Now I know what to expect. My parts are larger, but basically the same.

[charliefulmer]

Me and my 16 year old son were able to change both parts out in 55 min and we have never done it before. Your video helped me save 200 bucks. I will be going to your site any time I we have any mechanical problems. Thanks a bunch!

[davidharper]

well, I'm no mechanic and you explained it well...the whole procedure was clear and straightforward. Thank you Chris.

[brianoneal]

Never noticed symptoms when driving, but when I did my oil change yesterday, I discovered two things. First, I have an oil leak somewhere, only 2.5qts out of 6qts was drained; and that I have a total of 2 sway bar bushings (that is counting passenger and driver side), so I am going to try and fix that tonight. Thanks ChrisFix, you explained it well enough to give me confidence in repairing this.

[chrisfix]

ProtectionDirect It is amazing how stuck these end links can get right? I tried everything to get the stupid plastic piece off and had to resort to sawing it off!

[fuerte]

Sir I want to take time to say thank you. You have saved me about 300 worth of repairs. My walet and my trucks thank you.

[raddestkidever]

Imagine holding a camera with those hands. lol much love and appreciation to chrisfix. Im so glad this yt channel exists

[jaysoncarte]

I've watched quite a few fix it videos and yours are by far more professional than most from people 2 or 3 times your age. Nice Job.

[cadencollier]

I’ve got the (almost) same exact truck, these videos on suspension and steering are super helpful for someone who’s starting out. It’s reassuring to see the process in your format, even for something so simple.

[TimRRT]

Your videos are awesome! I have an 02 Chevy Trailblazer LTZ that I just took in for inspection. They wanted $800 to replace a wheel hub and one outer tie rod. Did it all myself for way less than that! Repair manuals are good but nothing beats seeing a video!