In this video, I show how I replace the sway bar (stabilizer bar) end link on my 2008 Infiniti FX35. I have had some road noise coming from this wheel, and the professionals are having an old-fashioned finger pointing Mexican standoff. I suspected a failing wheel bearing, but it appears it is coming from either the suspension or the tires. The sway bar link is the only part that I found to be in bad shape, so I went ahead and replaced it. I’m not expecting this to fix the issues with the tire wear, but I’m glad I found it and am able to replace it before it failed completely.
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Disclaimer:
Wrench on your own vehicle at your own risk. Ben Wrenchin’ doesn’t recommend all the methods used in this video. In fact, some of the methods in this video should never be used at all. EVER. Be smart and safe. Ben Wrenchin’ is not responsible for injury resulting from performing actions found in this video. This video is only to serve as entertainment purposes and is not meant to be used as suggestion or instruction for how to perform any of the actions contained in this video.
0:00 Intro
0:32 Explaining The Problem
2:10 Removing The Old Sway Bar End Link
6:50 Comparing The Old And New Parts
7:43 Installing The New Sway Bar End Link
9:37 Outro – Please Subscribe!
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