Sway bar problem, with pics
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Re: Sway bar problem, with pics
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Re: Sway bar problem, with pics
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09/17/08 10:33 PM
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Those U clamps are bent. They should not "lean" forward or back I believe
They both look damaged to me.
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Re: Sway bar problem, with pics
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Hey Jeff. Looks to me like the sway bar is bent on the pass side also.
72 Satellite Sebring Plus 440, 72 Dart 5.9 4-spd, 68 Valiant, 73 W200, 78 D100 sb, 78 D200, 98 DAKOTA, . Moparmarks Parts & Restorations Desert Mopar Metal Grand Jct. CO 970-261-7039 http://moparmark.com/motormangj@gmail.com
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Re: Sway bar problem, with pics
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Thanks Mark, I'll check it out once its off. Are you going to Monster Mopar this weekend? If so maybe I will see you there.
Nope not going to make it this year, just too much to do here.
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Re: Sway bar problem, with pics
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Both brackets are definitely slightly bent. No big deal to take them off, carefully straighten them and reassemble them, possibly with fresh rubber if you wish. This will pull the "washer" away from where it's rubbing on the lower control arm. If you are careful, you can do it without too much damage to the current appearance and patina of the parts. It looks like you have a nice rust free car there.
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