Sway Bar Help
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9 ECHO 1
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From: Missouri
Sway Bar Help
I need to reinstall my sway bar with some new end links. The problem is I think I'm missing something. Where the end link attaches to the frame, there is a bolt through the eyelet on the frame and into the eye on the end link, but the eye on the frame looks like it needs a bushing. The bolt doesnt fill the hole.
What goes here?
What goes here?
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9 ECHO 1
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From: Missouri
Wrong sway bar, lol.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Wellington, Co
The sound of silence! I am curious, mine is an 01 CC. The bracket your bolt is in, on mine, is on top of the frame rail, not under like yours? Am I seeing that right?
Mine has the bolt going from the outside of the frame through the bracket, the link attaches to that, and I don't remember there being anything else in the bracket.
Hope someone else will shed some light on this.
Good luck.
Tom.
01 F250 CC 4x4 7.3 204k.
Mine has the bolt going from the outside of the frame through the bracket, the link attaches to that, and I don't remember there being anything else in the bracket.
Hope someone else will shed some light on this.
Good luck.
Tom.
01 F250 CC 4x4 7.3 204k.
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9 ECHO 1
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From: Missouri
The sound of silence! I am curious, mine is an 01 CC. The bracket your bolt is in, on mine, is on top of the frame rail, not under like yours? Am I seeing that right?
Mine has the bolt going from the outside of the frame through the bracket, the link attaches to that, and I don't remember there being anything else in the bracket.
Hope someone else will shed some light on this.
Good luck.
Tom.
01 F250 CC 4x4 7.3 204k.
Mine has the bolt going from the outside of the frame through the bracket, the link attaches to that, and I don't remember there being anything else in the bracket.
Hope someone else will shed some light on this.
Good luck.
Tom.
01 F250 CC 4x4 7.3 204k.
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From: Mcdonough, GA
Trey, I think mine is like the other poster mentioned, through the frame. I need to replace bushings and was planning on working on it tomorrow. Will take a pic or two for you. It's a 2000 and not sure if there are any differences. Here's a not so good pic from a while back.
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9 ECHO 1
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From: Missouri
It undoubtedly is because of my lift which is a crappy lift.. I have stacked block in the rear. I am getting rid of this who lift kit as soon as I can. Maybe I will get an aftermarket sway bar instead of trying to figure out this one.
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From: Manchester, CT
Trey is that on the passenger side? I think that bracket is mounted the wrong way... on my truck on the passenger side that bracket is mounted inside the frame rail and the sway bar link hugs right upto it.
