The top nuts for the bar's bushings are captured in a POS plastic crate. If you're lucky like me, the nuts will spin when you try to remove the fasteners. I had to mangle the plastic enough to get a wrench on top and keep the nuts from spinning.
Some bushings come with a split in them so you dont need to remove the bar. Mine did not - I had to unbolt the bar, clean it so new bushings would slide, and reinstall the bar.
All in all, it's fairly simple. I'd get new end links while you're at it (Energy Suspension units are under 20 bucks).
Good luck.
Some bushings come with a split in them so you dont need to remove the bar. Mine did not - I had to unbolt the bar, clean it so new bushings would slide, and reinstall the bar.
All in all, it's fairly simple. I'd get new end links while you're at it (Energy Suspension units are under 20 bucks).
Good luck.
I just reinstalled the fasteners as they were originally. Since my nuts were spinning in the plastic crap, I just broke the plastic around the nut head (so I could get a socket on the nut). I left the plastic itself in place, so nothing really changed. Otherwise, it's just a common sense kinda thing.
Good luck.
Good luck.