DIY How To Replace 2009 GMC Yukon 2WD Front Sway Bar Link Without Removing the Wheels & Tires!

I am goin to show you that it is possible to replace the sway bar links on a 2009 GMC Yukon SLT 2WD 5.3l with a minimum amount of tools. I will not remove the wheels and tires during this install!
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[@harrykeenan692]

I did this same change yesterday on a 2012 Silverado. I found it easier to install these links by removing them both first, then you are able to manipulate the sway up and out of the way to partially install both, pull the sway bar back into position, then tighten them one at a time. Snug them up, and then torque them to 17ft. lbs. like he said. I also didn't like the looks of that plastic piece in the middle, so I opted for the NAPA part

[@letmindco]

Thanks for doing it the most basic way. Definitely removed the fear of getting stuck while doing the job.

[@johnmason-smith]

I did this job today on my 2009 Yukon XL.I found that raising the vehicle at the side of the SUV jack locations for tire changing worked great for getting the spacing right for the new parts

[@timentrican9094]

Thanks you made it so easy and great lighting

[@kharimott8227]

Great job! 👍🏽 I think I'll tackle this in my wife's yukon

[@kengray5793]

If you loosen the sway bar mount bushings, (may need to replace them too) you can easily move the sway bar up and down by hand. No pry bar needed. 😊

[@elmeciaszxful]

Excelente trabajo me sirvió mucho my friend

[@josem2410]

What were the torque specifications on bolt ??

[@ajsalazar8185]

Did you get ACDelco parts?