Mitsubishi Montero Sway Bar End Link Replacement (Pajero)

Replacing 1995 Gen 2 Mitsubishi Montero Sway Bar End Links. Warning! The end links were seized and the removal process got quite messy. How to remove stuck endlinks. Use eye protection if you use an angle grinder or torch. 2nd Generation Mitsubishi Pajero Galloper Shogun Montero
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[@crankshaftculture]

Thanks for this vid! I ended up being able to get mine off with plenty of propane torch action and vise grips. Still a fair bit of work!

[@aguilayserpiente]

Fine instruction. Fine work. Please post any other suspension work that you do on this vehicle.

[@edtheplumber5307]

Good video, but I had to use an angle grinder to stop hearing the music.

[@lesnik4625]

Yes, it's almost always not easy to remove the Links.))

[@Grumleyf]

i had to use an angle grinder too to remove these

[@francescomolinari4342]

Grazie mille. Dall' 🇮🇹

[@backinthedaybmx7940]

Why is it so hard to removed this ?