Swaybar help.... Please..
I cannot get the lower part o the sway bar to come off....Am I doing something wrong? I am holding the inside with an open ended wrench and using socket on outside.... But I cannot get it to break loose... Inside nut is starting to strip.
Used wd 40 on it... Am I missing something??? It just won't break loose...
Used wd 40 on it... Am I missing something??? It just won't break loose...
I had to use a big pair of vise grips with a lot of pressure to get a set off once. Just use penetrating oil not WD40 and crank away. Replace them with some TeraFlex QD when you get them off, much better.
Originally Posted by armycop
I had to use a big pair of vise grips with a lot of pressure to get a set off once. Just use penetrating oil not WD40 and crank away. Replace them with some TeraFlex QD when you get them off, much better.
Going to stop by lowes for penetrating oil tomorrow...
Thanks!!!
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Agree with delux. Find the sweet spot with a Jack. When I put my lift on that's what it took. Front and rear. Kroil is good stuff though. Used it a LOT rebuilding old engines. Or as planman said cut it off.



