Replacing a sway bar link on a Hyundai

Replacing a sway bar link on a Hyundai

Sway bar link replacement on a Hyundai I30 FD 08.

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@Matt-yj1lz says:

..and if we dont have power tools?..

@bi8968 says:

What is that little hex type thing you have in front..and what's the measurements..many thx

@elchinguengenchon says:

Do I need to lift the car on both sides? I only raised it from passenger side and it was very tight, couldn't take it of. Any advice, please. Thanks

@scintillating6136 says:

I removed both nut on sway bar and both top and bottom thread were not level like new part. Both pointing up as if forced. Once I removed it I pulled on the ends and no movement. Stiff as the new sway. Could it be from a pothole or something? Don’t think it’s normal.

@thomasaguilar3132 says:

I hate those nonverbal-action-instructions. Like reminds me of tv or the internet back then(20) years ago. Reason being cuz they didn’t know better, they were re-tarded like this guy. This ain’t charades my boy

@siskens470 says:

Is there a top and a bottom to the links or does it matter which way the new ones go in?

@thingshappen9199 says:

Can the bushings be replaced alone? It sucks having to buy or waste the link when there's nothing wrong with it.

@theodorebrown309 says:

Am I dumb for asking if you have to take the tire off? Can the car be on the ground?

@Pryda-Z says:

My new links didn't mind up with the holes. They are the same size.

@bawse09 says:

Was the new one different to bolt on it look way different when removing

@ledzeppelin1212 says:

My old links are loose and the new ones are tight. Wasn't sure if that was an accident it or not, but this video answered it. Thanks so much!

@silenthuntersilentfisherma1157 says:

That ratcheting wrench, is it from Mac tools?

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