2003 - 2008 Honda Pilot Sway Bar bushings

2003 - 2008 Honda Pilot Sway Bar bushings

[@mariodiy4517]

Thanks for the advice. Even with a offset box wrench, I still had to do what you did. Driver's side took the longest. Passenger sode took me less than 30min. I was also replacing the end links as well.

[@Redridininyohood]

Omg those control arm bushings😳

[@scotttharp9710]

“Pay somebody else to do it...”. 🤣

[@The0207superman]

I had the same problem. I will give this a shot, thank you.

[@Samuel35ify]

Too bad you didn't show the elbow grease. I would have loved to see the whole work you did. I kinda want to replace that bushing too. I did the passenger side but I can't reach the driver side. I kinda figure the subframe needs dropping.

[@schifoso]

It's really easy to remove the small subframe plate. I used a pry bar to open up the gap after the removal, and jammed a piece of wood into the gap to help keep it open. It wasn't very big. I then used a 1/4 inch socket wrench and low profile 14mm socket to remove the bolt. I found it easier to get at from the inside (like when I did the passenger side), not from the wheel side. Now for the rear sway bar bushings. That's way harder.

[@schifoso]

How difficult was the other side?

[@schifoso]

Never mind - passenger side is slow but easy.