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When your sway bar has rusted or bent to the point of causing problems with your suspension, steering, or alignment, you’ll need to replace it, and likely the links and bushings as well. This video shows you how to install an entire kit of sway bar, sway bar links, and sway bar bushings with brackets on your 1988-2002 GMC K1500.
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Well it definitely helps having air tools and being on a lift. You know I am disabled so I did one side first and let me tell you I think it would be easier just to drop both sides in the whole bar first like you did I still have to do the other side so I'm going to take the one side loose again and I have some welding to do on the frame on the driver side because the bolt had rotted through on the big bushing clamps so I will have to weld in some new metal with a nut on the back side. Nice job man
Why would you need to replace the sway bar? bent or rusted?
I asked this before watching the video, is that truck up for a whole front end replacement? soo much rust…
surprised it didnt fall apart more taking off those bolts and bushings
That job was done on a 3/4 ton four wheel drive, not a 1500 1/2 ton.
Made that look so easy. I think its the same set up as my 1993 K1500
Hey dumbass! Use a saws all
Swapping out the sway bar on my Suburban now and I'm having a hell of a time getting the mounts to go in place. Thanks for the illustration that I'm on the right track!
Holy crap what a rust bucket