How to Replace Front Sway Bar Links 2012-17 Toyota Camry

[@TRQ]

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[@zachsonpub]

Some added info as I'm about to do this job and maybe it will save someone else some time: Lug size: 21mm Sway link nut: 17mm 19mm on the back to keep the bolt from spinning

[@josephgarcia3767]

Awesome. I went with my mechanic to change this the first time around. Little more wiser on doing this for my other car, as well as, my roommate’s car (when it needs this).

[@bmc1222]

What is the name of the flexible part on the end of the drill that he uses to unscrew the nuts on the sway bar link ?

[@mark.namoco]

Does this require an alignment after? Or not that significant?

[@TaijiArban]

No. This doesn’t affect alignment at all. The only noticeable thing would be that the vehicle might not be stable at turns or high speeds if you were driving without the links and sway bar lol

[@damiendamianni2798]

What size sockets?

[@gcruz0315]

Shouldn't you put a load on the suspension before you torque down the links?

[@lucuu2713]

What if you didn't put the wrench and u just tightn with the ratchet ?? 🤔

[@wale8308]

I didnt get the last part “ torque to 55 pounds”? Can you explain

[@TRQ]

+W aLe The lug nuts are torqued to 76 foot pounds.

[@jeradgorney1786]

It’s a measure of how tight the nut is tightened. With a torque wrench you set it to 55 ft lbs for the sway bar and 75 ft lbs for tire nuts.