How to Replace Rear Sway Bar Links 06-11 Toyota Camry

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[@muvfast]

It's always gonna be the vice grips, just save the time and effort, especially if you're in rusty land... Great video as always!!

[@reccocon3442]

Thanks for your thoroughness, professionalism guys! No loud music and outlandish personalities. Again,Thanks.

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[@viduravidasanayake3630]

"Hey, thanks for the video! Quick question: is it possible to do this by lifting one side of the car at a time using a normal jack? Unfortunately, I don't have a center jack, and I'm having trouble finding one. Would lifting each side separately still work for this process, or would it be risky or ineffective? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!" 😊

[@ianyoung821]

Good video thank you! I gotta say though i wish my car had that little rust. I kind of chuckled when you said it looked pretty rusty lol I have the feeling I will have to utilize the locking pliers hint.

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[@DavidinTexas]

Thx, i stripped out my allen key & needed that Locking pliers hint

[@benji8875]

so you torque the front 55 foot pounds and the back 29 foot pounds, after installation?

[@petersmiles4595]

Are the fronts longer than the rears?

[@agntsmth77]

You only need mm tools for toyota camry? Thanx

[@1AAuto]

+agntsmth77 Thanks for watching! Most of the parts on a Toyota will require metric tools, but not all!

[@huiren9676]

Locking pliers good tool...

[@whocares1914]

So they make this cool thing called a heat gun and if you put the rust penetrant on then use the heat gun to it before attempting to remove the bolt …. Then it may be easier to take off without all the stripping to the Allen key

[@michaelmcmanus4018]

The ball joint of the sway bar link spins as I try to take off the bolt. What to do?

[@1AAuto]

+Michael McManus Hello! There will be a way to hold the ball part of the link still while tightening. There will be a hex surface machined to the end or there will be a hole at the end in the shape of a hex key. Thnk you! 1AAuto.com