What did I break
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What did I break
Hi,
After a recent offroad trip I noticed something hanging off the front sway bar.
It seems to be connected to the stock sway bar disconnect and used to be welded to the passenger side bushing of the sway bar.
Here's what I'm talking about. Red used to be welded to green. Sorry for the dirt btw.
What does this piece do and does anybody know what a replacement would cost or if it's even available as a single spare part.
Otherwise I'll just weld it back into place.
After a recent offroad trip I noticed something hanging off the front sway bar.
It seems to be connected to the stock sway bar disconnect and used to be welded to the passenger side bushing of the sway bar.
Here's what I'm talking about. Red used to be welded to green. Sorry for the dirt btw.
What does this piece do and does anybody know what a replacement would cost or if it's even available as a single spare part.
Otherwise I'll just weld it back into place.
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That looks like the electronic disconnect. And also that part of it looks cast, not welded.
Sometimes those will be for sale cheap, but even then, its few and far between. New they are like a thousand bucks, yikes.
Sometimes those will be for sale cheap, but even then, its few and far between. New they are like a thousand bucks, yikes.
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Supports your anit-sway bar disconnect module. It wont fall off but u should just bring it to a muffler shop or someone capable of welding and reattach it. The bushing that has the loose piece of metal there is likely a little dampener of some kind while also adding a little support to the module assm
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Supports your anit-sway bar disconnect module. It wont fall off but u should just bring it to a muffler shop or someone capable of welding and reattach it. The bushing that has the loose piece of metal there is likely a little dampener of some kind while also adding a little support to the module assm
Now it's all back together like it should be.