GM 14062929
Stabilizer Bar Bushing

The Sway Bar Bushing replacement process begins with lifting the vehicle and supporting it after tire and wheel assembly removal. Begin by taking off any oil pan skid plate that is present then unfasten the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts before proceeding with removing the sway bar bracket. After lowering the sway bar users can access sway bar bushings for removal. Users must inspect every part for wear while searching for damage. Install the bushings on the sway bar first while orienting their slits toward the vehicle front before placing the sway bar brackets over them. Screw in the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts and apply torque of 33 nm (24 ft. Lbs.) on 1 5 series models and 50 nm (39 ft. Lbs.) on 25/35 series models. You must install sway bar links prior to the oil pan skid plate if present according to torque specifications of 20 nm (15 ft. Lbs.). Lower the vehicle after removing safety stands and then reassemble the tire along with wheel assembly.

The Sway Bar Bushing replacement process begins with lifting the vehicle and supporting it after tire and wheel assembly removal. Begin by taking off any oil pan skid plate that is present then unfasten the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts before proceeding with removing the sway bar bracket. After lowering the sway bar users can access sway bar bushings for removal. Users must inspect every part for wear while searching for damage. Install the bushings on the sway bar first while orienting their slits toward the vehicle front before placing the sway bar brackets over them. Screw in the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts and apply torque of 33 nm (24 ft. Lbs.) on 1 5 series models and 50 nm (39 ft. Lbs.) on 25/35 series models. You must install sway bar links prior to the oil pan skid plate if present according to torque specifications of 20 nm (15 ft. Lbs.). Lower the vehicle after removing safety stands and then reassemble the tire along with wheel assembly.

The Sway Bar Bushing replacement process begins with lifting the vehicle and supporting it after tire and wheel assembly removal. Begin by taking off any oil pan skid plate that is present then unfasten the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts before proceeding with removing the sway bar bracket. After lowering the sway bar users can access sway bar bushings for removal. Users must inspect every part for wear while searching for damage. Install the bushings on the sway bar first while orienting their slits toward the vehicle front before placing the sway bar brackets over them. Screw in the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts and apply torque of 33 nm (24 ft. Lbs.) on 1 5 series models and 50 nm (39 ft. Lbs.) on 25/35 series models. You must install sway bar links prior to the oil pan skid plate if present according to torque specifications of 20 nm (15 ft. Lbs.). Lower the vehicle after removing safety stands and then reassemble the tire along with wheel assembly.

The Sway Bar Bushing replacement process begins by supporting the raised vehicle then continuing by removing all wheel and tire assemblies. The first step requires removal of the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts followed by the sway bar bracket if equipped together with the oil pan skid plate. Lower the sway bar to reach the sway bar bushings which you must then remove for inspection of all parts for wear and damage. Position sway bar bushings on the shaft with slits toward the vehicle front before placing sway bar brackets over the bushings. Shack the Sway Bar Bushing bracket bolts with 33 nm torque setting for 1 5 series vehicles while 25/35 series vehicles require 50 nm torque. Situate the sway bar links first before placing the oil pan skid plate on the vehicle if present and tighten all retaining bolts at 20 nm (15 ft. Lbs.). After finishing with the tire and wheel assembly it is necessary to remove safety stands then reduce the vehicle height.

Raise and support the vehicle.

Remove the stabilizer shaft bracket.

Install the stabilizer links.

50 Nm (39 ft. lbs.).

The tire and wheel assembly.

The stabilizer shaft insulator bracket bolts and the stabilizer shaft bracket.

Take out the stabilizer shaft insulators and inspect all parts for wear and damage.

The stabilizer links.