Cutting Through Challenges in Sway Bar End Link Replacement on Dodge Grand Caravan

[@MrCliffWorks]

Wow man! Good job. That gave me flashbacks to one of my upgrades...😮 I had to do some heating, cutting, and chiseling. Thanks for the video 👍🏻.

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

Thank you for watching

[@jaimerivas7682]

Good job😀

[@manuelramos4608]

Do you think a reciprocating saw would also work for cutting those sway bar links?

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@@manuelramos4608 yeah, it may actually be easier

[@blazingsniper1239]

What about bolt cutters? Heavy duty large ones?

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

@@blazingsniper1239 good thought. That might work as well!

[@manuelramos4608]

@@DCAutoEnhancement you’re absolutely right reciprocating saw is a lot easier & better! 🫡

[@MichaelM-er8bh]

Depending on how much room you have, the reciprocating saw would help

[@oregonxyz]

They are a b-word on my car too. I took a hacksaw to it - had to put on a new strut anyway. Now I know that I need a cutting tool to get the bottom one off.

[@troyporter3825]

Hi, do you suggest the car be on jackstands on both sides at the same time or is one a time sufficient ?

[@DCAutoEnhancement]

I would suggest both sides at the same time so that the sway bar isn't under tension

[@oregonxyz]

I think if it all lines up with the holes, you are OK jacking one side.