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What's the part called that joins the end of the stabilizer bar to the bottom of the lower A arm on the suspension? I have a broken one.
Name that part...
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Oooh, I know. It's a "stabilizer bar LINK" What do I win? Because right now I could use another beer.
I'd check the other side while you're at it. I, personally, like to replace components like that in pairs. You should be able to get them from any parts store, the dealer, etc.
Good Luck!
I'd check the other side while you're at it. I, personally, like to replace components like that in pairs. You should be able to get them from any parts store, the dealer, etc.
Good Luck!
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Well Krugford, next time you're in my neck of the woods, I'll gladly buy you a beer.
I had thought to buy a pair and replace them both; I can't imagine they're very expensive...
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If ones broken, the other isn't far behind....go ahead and replace both while you're under there.
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