Did shop install sway bars in wrong?? Plz help
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Did shop install sway bars in wrong?? Plz help
lift is teraflex 2.5 coil with adapters didnt notice this till jus now but the sway bars look to be installed wrong. they are not atached to the lower part on the same side. can someone plz tell me if this is wrong or correct install ifwrong can u point out which s the correct way it should be installed. thanks..
first pic is the driver side
second pic is pas side
as u can see the driver side sway is connected on the far side of the bracket away from the wheels. the ps side sway is connected on the inside of the bracket closer to the weel side. is this wrong if so how should it be? thank you.
fyi i have been driving like this for 2weeks at least 500 miles.
first pic is the driver side
second pic is pas side
as u can see the driver side sway is connected on the far side of the bracket away from the wheels. the ps side sway is connected on the inside of the bracket closer to the weel side. is this wrong if so how should it be? thank you.
fyi i have been driving like this for 2weeks at least 500 miles.
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Thank you both. i figured it was wrong but was nt 100% sure . is this something i can do at home or does my jeep need to be lifted off ground for everything to be lined up before i can disconnect and move? again thanks
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Classic. Just saw a post somewhere else a couple weeks ago where a shop had the front track bar upside down. Fortunately, a couple of us noticed before the vehicle was lowered the next morning.
I'd check all the work. If they don't know how to install a sway bar link, I'd be a little worried about the rest of the install.
I'd check all the work. If they don't know how to install a sway bar link, I'd be a little worried about the rest of the install.
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Could be just a stupid mistake. The installer was getting near the end and wasn't thinking. I hope that's it at least. If you have a torque wrench, I'd check everything to be sure.
If you're going to do any real off roading, you're going to want disconnects anyway......
If you're going to do any real off roading, you're going to want disconnects anyway......
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It's a simple fix but if you paid someone to install it I'd be pissed. How can you trust everything was torqued to spec if they can do the obvious correctly.
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Classic. Just saw a post somewhere else a couple weeks ago where a shop had the front track bar upside down. Fortunately, a couple of us noticed before the vehicle was lowered the next morning.
I'd check all the work. If they don't know how to install a sway bar link, I'd be a little worried about the rest of the install.
I'd check all the work. If they don't know how to install a sway bar link, I'd be a little worried about the rest of the install.