problem with sway bar 2nd time now this happens
#1
problem with sway bar 2nd time now this happens
this is the second time this happens to me and chrysler fixes it i dont understand i was just light, i mean LIGHT trail ridding for the fun of it............ what could be done ????
Last edited by Animal; 04-13-2010 at 06:25 PM.
#2
it is always good practice to disconnect before wheeling. if there is nothing wrong with your suspension than i would just buy a set of quickdisco's. if you still have the stock endlinks (i guess you do if jeep is fixing it) than you are too short anyway with a lift and spacers. this would go for the front and rear but just adjustable endlinks in the rear. it looks like the front to me though.
#3
this is the front .... the trail i did, could of bin done with a stock NEON...... i have a 2.5 with 3/4 so what could i do to prevent this from happening again what do i modify????? ... thanks by the way cody i guess
#4
There is a trememdous amount of pressure on the sway bar end links even when you only have a little bit of flex, and some JK owners have had the axle mounts for the sway bars break off. The fact that your Skyjacker lift doesn't do anything to adress the issue of the links being too short with a 2.5" lift just adds to the problem. The longer the sway bar end link is the more room it has between the bushing points, and the less side loading you will see on the bushing.
To keep it from happening in the future get longer links (could just get some for the back and move the stock rears to the front), and disconect any time you are on a trail.
To keep it from happening in the future get longer links (could just get some for the back and move the stock rears to the front), and disconect any time you are on a trail.
#5
If you have a bigger budget, buy front adj. links
#6
it is always good practice to disconnect before wheeling. if there is nothing wrong with your suspension than i would just buy a set of quickdisco's. if you still have the stock endlinks (i guess you do if jeep is fixing it) than you are too short anyway with a lift and spacers. this would go for the front and rear but just adjustable endlinks in the rear. it looks like the front to me though.
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There is a trememdous amount of pressure on the sway bar end links even when you only have a little bit of flex, and some JK owners have had the axle mounts for the sway bars break off. The fact that your Skyjacker lift doesn't do anything to adress the issue of the links being too short with a 2.5" lift just adds to the problem. The longer the sway bar end link is the more room it has between the bushing points, and the less side loading you will see on the bushing.
To keep it from happening in the future get longer links (could just get some for the back and move the stock rears to the front), and disconect any time you are on a trail.
To keep it from happening in the future get longer links (could just get some for the back and move the stock rears to the front), and disconect any time you are on a trail.