How to replace Stabilizer bushing on a Toyota RAV4

In this video I will show you a very easy way to replace the front stabilizer bar link bushing on a 2005 Toyota rav4. (On Your Own) without help from anyone.
Using just basic tools.
The stabilizer bar link bushings play an important role for the stability and comfort of a vehicles by reducing the body roll when cornering and absorbing shocks caused by uneven road surfaces. The stabilizer bar link bushings are robust and support the function of the stabilizer bar.
Stabilizer bar link bushings connect the stabilizer bar to the vehicle frame. They contribute to the performance of the complete suspension and support driving stability and comfort.
During braking and acceleration, they are exposed to high radial loads. Therefore, they are designed for high durability and robustness.
In contrast, they also need to be highly flexible to enable and absorb the high torsional and cardanic deflection of the axle.
The bushings can be optimized in size and function, depending on the respective stabilizer bar design.
Please follow the video.

[@marcyk6291]

I’ve watched other videos where they complicate things by pulling the whole bar out. Your way is much simpler. Thanks

[@fernandosaez819]

No BS talking ,just hands on .. 👍👍thanks

[@Britcheflee]

Do you have a part number for the bushing?

[@chris4814b]

Is this the Japanese (01-05) build or American (06-10) build? Occasionally people seem to say some 05s are the American build model. But I have an 05 last of the Japanese

[@looplu]

Much better with sound off

[@chfu5321]

Muchas gracias por el video , sumamente claro el procedimiento. Si me permite, le recomiendo no utilizar relojes ni pulseras, podrían generarle alguna situación no deseada. Un saludo.

[@eddvii79]

How can one tell if they need to be replaced? Thank you

[@JesusHernandez-lv4rx]

You’ll hear a clunk going over bumps/dips

[@RagedContinuum]

damn I purchased a control arm but I don' tthink it's bad guess I'll change it anyway and sell the old one lol buying a rod bushing now

[@RoxusRemo]

bro the watch!!!

[@iserved1642]

v6 or v4?