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Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Moog K750937

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Sway Bar Pair Set, Left & Right Sway Bar, Sway Bar with Hardware, Sway Bar with Nuts, Suspension Sway Bar, Sway Bar, Sway Bar Links, Sway Bar End Link, Stabilizer Links, Stabilizer Bar, Anti-Roll Bar.

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by bigkahuna132
Dec 21, 2023
Fix your noisy rear sway bar link
Part works excellent on 2017 Honda CRV. If you start hearing a strange clunk coming from the rear of your car, this part could be the problem. Get a good light down there and find this part in your suspension. Have someone get outside your open back door and push up on the door frame to rock the car. Get under the car and put your hand on this stabilizer link connecting the sway bar to your upper control arm. It will click and clack and you will feel it. If you do this yourself, the sway bar is uncooperative. Replacement fittings have a larger nut 15mm vs 14mm and a smaller hex key. The fitting resists on the way out and in. You have to be patient and persistant. Removed bottom on ground - lift car removed top, reattached bottom in air. Started top fitting in bar-used pry on sway-lowered car and finished top and torqued both. No more clunk-like new car. Good luck!
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