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    Default front swaybar bushings

    Want to replace these one of my days off coming up. Havnt checked under car yet.
    Are they easily replaceable or are they tucked in a weird spot like the shift bracket?
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    they are easy
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    The bushings are easy, getting front bar in and out not so much.

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    pass side wheel off out that side. Maven explained it all a while back....it is a pita. take rear motor mount out. makes life easier
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    Ick. Maybe ill just leave it alone then. Im getting a clunk now when turning. Been on the same suspension for 5 years and it just started doing it maybe 6 months ago.
    Replaced strut mounts. Swaybar endlinks. Blew axle a year ago and replaced those. Same konis and h&rs been on it for five years.

    They're cheap enough so I gave it the thought. If its a pita though ill live with clunking

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    Quote Originally Posted by 07MetallicSC View Post
    Ick. Maybe ill just leave it alone then. Im getting a clunk now when turning. Been on the same suspension for 5 years and it just started doing it maybe 6 months ago.
    Replaced strut mounts. Swaybar endlinks. Blew axle a year ago and replaced those. Same konis and h&rs been on it for five years.

    They're cheap enough so I gave it the thought. If its a pita though ill live with clunking
    CAB's?

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    so the tcabs are stock and over five years old? tcabs
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    I forgot to add that to list. Got sphericals from you maybe 6 months ago.

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    So you put sphericals in 6 months ago? Did the clunking start right after that? If so, your rear subframe bolts/captive nuts might be loose.
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    No it was right before that. I bought those in hopes that it was the problem /wanted to upgrade anyway

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