Toyota 48815-06050 Bush, Front STABILIZER Bar

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To remove the front wheels, first loosen the lug nuts, then raise the front of the vehicle and support it securely on jackstands, applying the parking brake and blocking the rear wheels to prevent rolling. Next, take off the left and right fender apron seals, which are held by two bolts each. Disconnect the left and right tie-rod ends from the steering knuckles, and then disconnect the sway bar links from the bar by removing the lower nut; if the strut is being removed, the upper nut should be taken off instead. If the ballstud turns with the nut, hold it with an Allen wrench. Detach both sway bar bushing retainers from the subframe by removing the bushing retainer bolts. Remove the front exhaust pipe and the steering gear mounting bolts. Lift the steering gear assembly and work the sway bar out through the left wheel housing. While the sway bar is off, slide off the retainer bushings and inspect them for cracks or wear, replacing them if necessary. Check the sway bar link by flipping the balljoint stud side-to-side and then installing the nut, using an inch-pound torque wrench to ensure the torque reading is about 0.4 to 17 in-lbs; replace the link assembly if it isn't. Clean the bushing area of the sway bar with a stiff wire brush to remove rust or dirt. For installation, lubricate the inside and outside of the new bushings with vegetable oil to ease reassembly, avoiding petroleum or mineral-based lubricants or brake fluid, as they can deteriorate the bushings. The installation process follows the reverse order of removal.

The stabilizer bar can now be removed from the vehicle. Pull the retainers off the stabilizer bar using a rocking motion if they haven't fallen off already.

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Disconnect the stabilizer bar links from the bar by removing the lower nut. If you're removing the strut, remove the upper nut. If the ballstud turns with the nut, use an Allen wrench to hold the stud.

Slide off the retainer bushings and inspect them.

Using a wire brush, clean the areas of the bar where the bushings ride. If necessary, use a light coat of vegetable oil to ease bushing and U-bracket installation. Do not use petroleum-based products or brake fluid, as these will damage the rubber.

Installation, which is the reverse of removal.

Slide off the retainer bushings and inspect them.