How to replace front sway bar, links and bushings chevy/gmc Silverado/Sierra

In this video I show the process to remove and replace a front sway bar. I am doing the repair on a 1999 GMC Sierra 1500 Rwd but the process is the same for all cars and trucks minus location and possible differences removing from the vehicle. Please like and subscribe to help this channel keep up with current content. Thanks

[@RCCustoms73]

Great video! Remember, use thread locker on your sway bar end link bolts. Also, when using grease inside the sway bar bushings use synthetic grease as regular petroleum grease will eat away at the rubber over time. Just a PSA for others!

[@truck9744]

Awesome video. Thank you so much. I was able to change mine out without any issues due to watching this video.

[@jesseramirez1372]

Nice job

[@linda36]

Thanks for help, I got the same truck and the Michigan roads and salt have rusted mine out bad but she still runs good! Lol my sway bar snapped as well but worse!

[@mg90q61]

Great video! Thank you!

[@biddy98gst]

No prob glad I could help

[@sean.g4516]

@@biddy98gst what size bushings?

[@Ee-ul4ul]

Thank you brother

[@anthonyrichard8001]

THX!

[@amosdotson]

I know this is 3 years later lol but same thing just happened to me what brand did you use?

[@niqkshinoda9762]

Fuck yeah thanks man

[@claytonbrown7086]

Man’s got Bluetooth front wheel drive weird

[@biddy98gst]

It’s my work truck I do wasp removals for a living on my other channel WASP HUNTER I’m honestly more of a import car guy I’m building a awd eclipse drag car and daily a 1995 Nissan 240

[@fernandoquintero1702]

This guy reminds me of Chris Fix it 😆 🤣

[@NutssMungo]

No link got the parts ?

[@biddy98gst]

I actually bought them on eBay. Surprising enough it was free shipping everywhere else wanted more for shipping then the part cost

[@84chevyguy1]

Why do you say to install the bushings with the split facing back, when they come factory facing forward?

[@shawnkori6094]

If u put it facing the back, while you drive forward most of the time, water will stay out better

[@johnthomson3785]

this is wrong bud: since the repair manual says word for word -->(When you install the rubber bushings on the stabilizer bar, be sure to position them so the slits face toward the front of the vehicle.) this is directly from Chilton repair manual.