Very nice video - thank you! Follow-Up - I did exactly as you did on the video and my front clunk is completely fixed. My fasteners were pretty corroded on the stabilizer link but holding the nut with a 21 mm while turning the stud with a 10 mm socket worked well. I applied Liquid Wrench a few days before the job and then applied again liberally at the time of the job. I worked the stud/nut joint back and forth (loosening and tightening 2-3 threads at a time) spraying in between and the nuts came right off doing this. I also changed out my stabilizer bar isolators. I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to make such a clear and concise video! I am a retired Automotive Engineer and I too used Moog Parts - they're great!

@B_HarTz

7 ай бұрын

Be sure to change out your bushings. Not sure if I seen that in your page of comment 😂

Awesome video again, will be doing this on the weekend!

Awesome Video

Welp, wished I seen this video before going under my car several times. I would suggest to anyone to first replace your “sway bar bushings” 1st. Those are the cheapest and easiest to install. Eliminated most of my clunk and got duralast to replace the old dried out not even 8 months old mooooog bushings 😂 moooog isn’t the best by far, I love autozone parts and they never fail me… 2nd I would replace end links and if still clunking, it’s the inner and outer tie rods, for my 2010 charger … again, I used duralast parts . 👍

@dougb2436

3 ай бұрын

Did you use rubber bushings or poly? Also did you lube the new bushings?

👁👄👁 you saved me a waste of time. I was finally gonna get to test my new wrenches out and when I heard 21 I went to check. Stopped at 20. I woulda kicked the whole car off the jacks😂

Hi blue collar, I don’t have the clunk noise as is common with poor links but when am driving I find it hard to maintain a straight line.. could poor links also be the the cause for this?

Is this a similar process when it comes to the rear links?

How do I know if I need the 1.06 or 1 bushings? When I try to order it says both fit

I have a 2014 2wd Chrysler 300 I don’t have a jack or lift I do have ramps I used for oil changes is there tension on the sway bar links or can I replace the links with the car just being on the ramps?

7:25 I know this may be a silly question but what does it do when you use the grease gun for these parts? Great video 💯

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

8 ай бұрын

There’s is like a ball in there that moves with the car and the grease just lubricates it.

Will this work on a 2015 Dodge Charger r/T ?

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

9 ай бұрын

Yes it will be the same procedure.

Or grease it before installing it

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that works too.

How do you know when it’s time to change those

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

8 ай бұрын

Normally you’ll hear a clunking noise when going over small bumps or dips especially when turning.

@wilfredjaime1130

8 ай бұрын

🙏👍

@B_HarTz

7 ай бұрын

@@wilfredjaime1130I suggest replacing your “sway bar bushings” their rubber pieces that get worn out and dry and clunking starts there. Not neccisarely what this guy did in the video but it’s the 1st step… then this would be 2nd along with the rods being 3rd.

Did this on my 07 Dodge Charger rt the nut is just spinning now smh 🤦🏽‍♂️

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

5 ай бұрын

On the new one or old one?

Can't grease them before installing?

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

3 ай бұрын

You can do it before or after install.

Why did you change them out?

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

Жыл бұрын

Just preventative maintenance because the factory ones are usually cheaply made.

@Bakersfieldman

Жыл бұрын

@@BLUECOLLARGARAGE I just ordered some because my rear makes lots of noise after I installed new shocks in the back and the top part of the shock also.

Does the ball joint go to the upper part or lower

I have a question what would be the reason for my wheel to be tilting and all my other wheels are straight as an arrow? I did have accident but I am just asking so i know what to fix

@BLUECOLLARGARAGE

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like maybe you have a bad tie rod or it’s out of adjustment. Most alignment shops do a free inspection.