2007 chevy silverado sway bar link and mount bushing replacement ( how I did it)

How I changed out the sway bar links and mount bushings on my 2007 chevy silverado.
Hope this video helps you out.
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This video is for entertainment purposes only. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of tools, equipment, or from the information in this video is the sole responsibility
of the viewer and is to be used at the discretion of the viewer and not thatoneguyfrom87. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. If you are uncertain about any step of the process, or feel unsure about your skill level, seek a more qualified and professional source.

[@leokennedy4894]

I like your simple but informative video. I don’t know why people gave it a thumbs down. But there’s always haters with miserable life’s. Lol

[@TralfazConstruction]

I appreciate the thoughtfulness and detail that you've put into this presentation. You have done any interested party a real service here. Thank you.

[@LINCOLN0ECHO]

Nice job you are a real shade tree mechanic moog looked sketchy to me but you cleared that up thank you for the video

[@stanpen4127]

great job, you showed the proccess from begining to end.. the lighting was great AND YOU WENT OVER THE PROCCESS AFTER YOU COMPL,ETED THE JOB. GREAT video. wish other videos were as good as yours

[@kiss718able]

Straight to the DAMNN point! Well made and thank you!

[@dwightbailey8754]

Best dam video. What you doing how you do it and do it. No life story needed. Thanks bro.

[@qlq6826]

😂

[@patrickperez5092]

On the real.

[@bruhman1634]

Exactly! Cut and dry to the point! Tks

[@jordansgaming4575]

@@bruhman1634 +22nd qq21 +is is dick

[@bobwadsworth4799]

Late to the party here but very good and informative video. The video angles and clarity were excellent! I want to try this myself but I'm not quite sure. But thanks again for such a thorough video and explanation of each step!!

[@johnbalogna803]

Good video. Straight and to the point!! Best part no stupid music!!

[@illnoiz90]

Thanks i was trying to find a video to see if i needed to remove the tires 💪🏽

[@davepo6443]

Great job! This video really helped and I was able to do it successfully. Thank you.

[@Cane-Corso44]

Thank you. Straight to the point.

[@leemoore6521]

Looked good to me. Just ordered my bushings and links today.

[@benl3rd]

Straight to the point my man . Great video

[@mikegoble984]

Thanks, man! Made my Saturday afternoon go much smoother!

[@dominishibari5300]

I have 2005 Sierra. I replaced OEM with Hellwig. Your video was great guide. Thanks !

[@ANDthe3]

Thanks for the video. I bought the same moog links you have and I'm going to try it this week.

[@MarkBSmolen]

Hey ATIII, what vehicle diid you put on plz? I have a 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500 RWD 5.3L EXTD CAB that I’m trying to do the same repair on, so I’m just trying to make sure I get the right size bushings??? I ordered a set before from As I ordered 1st set & my front bar was was bigger than bushings sent??? GM said bc i have tow pkg on my trk??? Thanks for the help looking for the response!!! Cheers!

[@user-gd8rg8zc1j]

Great video bought the parts installed both today

[@dariojimenez5661]

Helped me a lot when I didn’t know how to do that

[@JohnnyJuarez1]

Sir, You have saved me some money thank you for the 1,2,3 no bull video. 👍🏼

[@johnmadden6656]

Thanks...I have the exact same Moog parts to put on my 2007 Silverado. Very helpful.

[@stanpen4127]

I HAVE A 2009 SUBURBAN and the video for your siliverado is on the money as for my suburban Thank you for your awesome video..

[@jcalvert9955]

Excellent instructions. My problem is the sway bar is split on both sides where it hooks to the links. Thanks for the easy understanding directions.

[@austinmccleve9258]

Thanks man about to replace mine, I thought it could be done without removing the wheel as well nice to have confirmation

[@stanpen4127]

the ones that have it thumbs down dont KNOW SQUAT ABOUT AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR. YOUR VIDEO WAS AWESOME

[@unicornsteaks6769]

I just replaced the links on my '08 Silverado. One thing that was troublesome is the bolt/nut on the replacement wasn't the same size as the stock ones. I struggled with the driver's side. I hit the passenger side with WD40 before I started and it was much easier. Seeing how easy the bushing replacement was, I'll probably do it next.

[@letsrolljg7559]

About to do this tomorrow, thanks man

[@ermac9647]

Just the video I was looking for!! Thx

[@TheRancher03]

Service manual torques: Sway bar links 17 ft lbs and mount clamps 37 ft lbs for 1500, 2500, 3500

[@BrookeCBrown]

You are the best, perfect instructions!

[@kengray5793]

Nice video. I’ve got to do my 2007 Chevy tomorrow.

[@freemanlove6741]

Great video. That helped me with washer placement and which way the bushings should be facing on the bolt. Thanks!!!

[@joerhodes2494]

If someone rented lifts I would use one but your video shows me it can be done from the ground. Thanks. From what I've seen some penetrating oil would be handy.

[@charleshenderson8963]

Thanks bro this video helped me alot.

[@58thatdude]

Thanks man I'm doing minds now it help alot

[@Cobos22]

Thanks for th video man, very simple and helpful

[@wethepeople8542]

Great camera work helpful video.

[@dariojimenez5661]

Good job on explaining

[@gregorysmith436]

GREAT VIDEO, THANK YOU!

[@Rave_Junkie]

Really good job ! Great video ! Shoutout from San Diego 💯

[@jesgetme]

Great video I was about to have the shop do it before I seen it

[@johnbalogna803]

word of caution measure your sway bar I purchased a set that said it fit my 08 Silverado but the body bushings were 36 MM ID my bar is 33 mm OD and the body clamps DONT tighten up the bushings with that much room had to buy a set of 34 mm body bushings. of course I learned that After I had greased up the body bushings making them non returnable. Thank goodness my old body bushings were not that bad so I was able to put them back with the new end bar links till the new body bushings came in.

[@mikejmardis]

There’s a metal spacer inside the plastic. That’s how it fused. Good job. It should be 17 ft/lbs if you have a torque wrench.

[@sheet-son]

Its ft-lbs, not ft/lbs.

[@noahkb80]

I did mine to 17 lbs and left quite a bit more thread showing

[@mikejmardis]

@@sheet-son r u serious…..Dick? You have no idea what you are talking about and are flexing to show how stupid you are. It’s measurement/measurement

[@mikejmardis]

@@sheet-son I bet your dumbass thinks “/“ equals divide? Get a life

[@mikejmardis]

@@sheet-son you’ll make a stupid comment like that but couldn’t provide the actual torque specs. Keep changing oil

[@seove1]

Great vid!

[@flywiseman]

Thank you for the vid, I’m doing the same job tomorrow

[@orangestage13]

Great video bro nice and to the point

[@williamgoboff1772]

Impact wrench is great for removing parts fast and reinstalling them. Just make sure not to over tighten

[@MichaelMoore-od4jz]

thanks for the video it helped a lot

[@CMDRArsenCross]

Thank you sir!

[@fctryoffetsh39]

Good video😃

[@chanceisom]

Great skils

[@rickybailey7123]

That was a great video thanks !!

[@sofiarom1228]

Thanks for the help brotha...

[@marbeeatlas2522]

Dope video, subbed.

[@MrRoy-rb1je]

Outstanding

[@chandlercastanza9570]

Thanks

[@ItsMe-bl4wm]

Good stuff!!! Thanks!!!

[@danielsalazar8547]

Great video Man 👍🏽

[@johnhalchishick7094]

Nice work

[@deepthetraveler2546]

U r so great thank u

[@carllindemann1646]

Never mind. Went to your website. Thanks.

[@Roc-Righteous]

Good job

[@extrememiami]

Is Moog or AC Delcos professional line best for the end links. The Delco bushings look thicker but the moogs look like they go on easier with the top nut being part of the length.

[@MrWazatleco]

Does this help with having a smoother ride?

[@trevorhaaswyk8440]

Good simple to the point vid. I would add some lube when putting in the bar mounts. Just my thought

[@jimmyturner3763]

good job good video

[@BigTex0516]

ThNk you

[@rm742]

Make sure you use the emergency break because when you pull the sway bar links it could roll away on you.

[@SideswipeNA]

Did you have a hard time with the bushing mounts with the bolts? The bolts on my 08 Tahoe are frozen plan on getting some pb blaster and spraying them for 2 days and trying again.

[@superspiderman60]

That's whats up.

[@Progress24.7]

What does this do for the truck and how does it feel when they are bad? Just purchased this truck, everything is rusted due to it being from up North. Going to have to change everything one by one ...do you still have the truck??? All your videos have came in handy . Thanks !!

[@bruhman1634]

Tks

[@mrcee6512]

Sweet

[@58thatdude]

hey, I recently got an alignment on my 07 classic Chevy Silverado 1500 this was after I replace inner and outer tie rods on both sides. my toe was off bad (outter). the alignment helped a lot but around like 4sec of no hands the truck drifts to the right.. is that due to tire ware I know on the right side the tire is about 40 % and on the left, it's less or is it just a bad alignment done?

[@Varelaboy561]

CY happened to me too, I needed a bushing kit then had to do a alignment after

[@ifidjjrjrjejekkejejjr7332]

What size wrench did you use for the top

[@TheAlex24h]

Great! How long did he take you the whole process, please?

[@stanleywalker573]

Do you have the Moog part # for both.

[@octaviocastillo2341]

In which auto store did you buy all your parts in ?

[@gilbertoromero3876]

Thanks for the info, currently working on my ‘14 Silverado

[@sammysmith08]

What Is that bar that is connected to the sway bar

[@itsruf1]

I'm about to replace mine as well. But I'm thinking leave everything loose then tighten at the end? Should I jack up/ jack stand, remove the tire and have the suspension loose? If there is a real mechanic please advise the correct steps if it matters. Also how many beverage job should this be rated at?

[@jdkirchner9984]

Basically, the instructions say to do the final tightening of the sway bar links with the vehicle at "curb height". Which just means sitting with all the tires on the ground, on a flat surface, at normal ride height. So you can get them started with it jacked up a little and the wheel off if it's easier, but you want to tighten it all up with it back on the ground.

[@itsruf1]

@@jdkirchner9984 Appreciated. Mine are still waiting to mount !

[@car_venom2265]

How do I know when to replace it ?

[@coreyridings3397]

What millimeter was the bushings? They offer a few different kinds?

[@Joe-mc4yp]

I just got new bushing for my 14 silverado. The 36mm bushing is if you have the z71 package, the 34mm is for the standard suspension

[@yaddi3434]

Mine look just like your stock ones. Can these cause a wheel to start wobbling so bad you have to pull over and park ?

[@seabass22]

Is wobbling? Or do you have a wheel out of balance? There’s a lot of things that could be causing that, but get it checked out.

[@georgediaz5293]

That's the same issue, that my truck had, I thought it was the whole suspension, once I replaced those links the issue desapeared

[@davidsaucedo717]

Where did you jack up the car

[@tribesascendvideos3186]

My AC Delco bushings for 2002 Yukon are SUPER stiff. Not sure i’ll be able to open them up around the stab bar. You just popped one open with one hand. Not sure why there is such a significant difference.

[@alonsogomez7174]

☘️🍀⭐👍

[@carllindemann1646]

Last year for the "classic" silverado. Was this classic or new body style?

[@thatoneguyfrom87]

New

[@bradley200711]

antiseize or Loctite? Torque on the mounts?

[@planedr]

Don't need locktite, I use white lithium grease on the bolt and inside the bushings. Torque is 17 ft. lbs. on the end links and 37 ft. lbs. on the bushings.

[@JayyMoney-vr7nv]

I installed but still have vibration did I put them on too tight? I got 4 threads showing

[@spicynipples666]

Vibration is wheel balancing. Maybe alingment. Check if your tires are used evenly

[@487325]

Just to confirm he didn’t have to jack up the truck?

[@tamir1979]

Silvester stalonne voice? Rocky where are you? 😁

[@carpstudios4174]

You skipped the part I needed to know and then repeated what you said already 😞

[@mikesells1064]

Grease the bushings or you will get squeaking.

[@TheRealBiggerAl]

mike sells use silicone too!

[@Carlzday]

....HEYYY BOO_BOO ...someone stole my pic-in-Nik baskssssket.

[@AyeeDeeYouNasty]

Honestly, this was the easiest.. took 20 mins

[@marcoslee6545]

U sound like my exes ex

[@truehistory261]

Where can i find that sway bar bushing bracket? i need one of those

[@noesandoval1013]

Thanks