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E-Swaybar Shaft Came Loose???

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Old Jan 29, 2009 | 08:32 AM
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Default E-Swaybar Shaft Came Loose???

Does anybody know how the shaft is supposed to be retained in the e-disco housing in the rubicons? After a weekend of wheeling, my passenger side swaybar worked itself out about 11/2 inches out of the housing. The swaybar would obviously not reconnect, which is what called my attention to it. After searching, I could not find others with similar problems. I disconnected the link and tapped the splined shaft back into the housing. It seems to work fine now, but I'm not sure what is supposed to keepo the shaft in, if anything.
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Old Jan 29, 2009 | 10:46 AM
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Man I looked everywhere (JK service manual, complete JK parts list) and I don't see ANYTHING that looks like it could retain the 2 sides other than the 2 rubber bushings holding the entire bar to the frame (which aren't gonna do much). The manual only says that the bar is serviced as 1 unit not individual components. Sorry...no suggestions!
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Old Jan 29, 2009 | 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by kidrock
Does anybody know how the shaft is supposed to be retained in the e-disco housing in the rubicons? After a weekend of wheeling, my passenger side swaybar worked itself out about 11/2 inches out of the housing. The swaybar would obviously not reconnect, which is what called my attention to it. After searching, I could not find others with similar problems. I disconnected the link and tapped the splined shaft back into the housing. It seems to work fine now, but I'm not sure what is supposed to keepo the shaft in, if anything.
I just looked at one we had in R&D that is opened up. Looks like the gear is pressed onto that end of the swaybar. Your going to need to open yours up. Good luck.
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Old Jan 29, 2009 | 03:01 PM
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Thanks Michigan Mike and Tereflex. I appreciate you taking the time. It sounds like with me just pounding it back in, it will likely occur again. I guess I'll crack it open. Also guess It's about time to get a factory service manual while I'm at it.
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