Sway Bar size?
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Sway Bar size?
I am having a fun time locating a sway bar bushing for my turck. I bought parts number k80202 from advance and when I tried to put it on it is too big and making the mounting bracket bend! I had to use my jack to squeez the bracket over the bushing. THe energy savings one they sell is too small for the bar. Does anyone know where I can find the correct one? Also if anyone knows the size of the bar??
btw it is a
2000 Excursion
5.4l
2wd
Thanks
Dee
btw it is a
2000 Excursion
5.4l
2wd
Thanks
Dee
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Funny this comes up today. I was looking for the same thing last night. What I found was the part k80203 was for the 2wd, with what looked like the smaller bar. I think the size of it was 34.? mm. Don't remember, but I remember checking it twice because I almost ordered it and caught that at the last moment that it was for 2wd.
The 4wd bar is as stated 36 mm.
The 4wd bar is as stated 36 mm.
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I was looking up sway bar bushings today also. all the sites call out 34mm for the 2wd. O'reilly has Moog ones for $12.50 here in Ft Worth. http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...OO0/K80202.oap
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I know this is an old thread but I was having this problem tonight with my 2000 ex/2wd/7.3. I went up to advance with the old bushing and bracket in hand and went through all the bushings from 2000-2003 excursions and f-250. The last one we tried was moog part #k80097. That's a bingo! The other part #'s pulled up by all the part stores were to tall, but this one fits perfect.
Edit:
The part Moog #K80097 is identical to Motorcraft YC35-5484-AA, which I assume was the OEM busing used on 2wd 2000 Excursions, at the part store they matched up perfectly. However, when I brought the bushing back to the shop for install the bar, which is 35.8mm, is too thick in diameter by about 3-4mm. I tightened the brackets to 36 ft/lbs and there is a slight gap in the bushing. All works well though; the looseness in the steering and clanking sound going over bumps is gone.
Edit #2:
After seeing Exv10's post, I am thinking that either the early 2000 excursions had the 36mm bar, or someone installed a 4wd sway bar on my 2wd... The world may never know (care)
Edit:
The part Moog #K80097 is identical to Motorcraft YC35-5484-AA, which I assume was the OEM busing used on 2wd 2000 Excursions, at the part store they matched up perfectly. However, when I brought the bushing back to the shop for install the bar, which is 35.8mm, is too thick in diameter by about 3-4mm. I tightened the brackets to 36 ft/lbs and there is a slight gap in the bushing. All works well though; the looseness in the steering and clanking sound going over bumps is gone.
Edit #2:
After seeing Exv10's post, I am thinking that either the early 2000 excursions had the 36mm bar, or someone installed a 4wd sway bar on my 2wd... The world may never know (care)
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I am having a fun time locating a sway bar bushing for my turck. I bought parts number k80202 from advance and when I tried to put it on it is too big and making the mounting bracket bend! I had to use my jack to squeez the bracket over the bushing. THe energy savings one they sell is too small for the bar. Does anyone know where I can find the correct one? Also if anyone knows the size of the bar??
btw it is a
2000 Excursion
5.4l
2wd
Thanks
Dee
btw it is a
2000 Excursion
5.4l
2wd
Thanks
Dee
34mm=2wd ex
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Did any of you here do the replacement on a 2wd ?
I took a quick peak under the front but I noticed the swaybar (or what looked like the swaybar) is connected to different type of links ?
Or perhaps I was looking at something else.
Are the links on the 2wd the same ?
I'll have to put it up the ramps and take a better look I guess.
I took a quick peak under the front but I noticed the swaybar (or what looked like the swaybar) is connected to different type of links ?
Or perhaps I was looking at something else.
Are the links on the 2wd the same ?
I'll have to put it up the ramps and take a better look I guess.
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