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Sway bars are also called stabilizer or anti-roll bars. Their purpose is to resist the natural tendency of the car body to roll when cornering....

The sway bar in your vehicle connects both of the lower control arms together. During cornering, the wheel on the inside tends to want to roll ...

One of the most important connections in this system is the sway bar bushings. If they are soft or worn, some of that energy going to the other...

These bushings keep the sway bar secured in place while allowing for slight movement with the suspension. Over the years, it is not uncommon fo...

This rubber sway bar bushing mounts to the sway bar rod and dampens the bar as it moves with the suspension geometry. Should be replaced in a p...

As your vehicle ages, the rubber boots around the top of the shock, that protects it from dust and debris, can dry, crack, and tear exposing th...

Keep dust and dirt away from susceptible parts. Cross Reference V10-6434

The steering knuckle keeps the front wheels in a stable position when the motion of the interior steering wheel is transferred through the stee...

The steering knuckle keeps the front wheels in a stable position when the motion of the interior steering wheel is transferred through the stee...

Front Steering knuckle, also known as the wheel bearing housing. Bent steering components can lead to bad tire wear and pulling of your vehicle...

Connects the reservoir to the power steering pump

The steering knuckle keeps the front wheels in a stable position when the motion of the interior steering wheel is transferred through the st...

The steering knuckle keeps the front wheels in a stable position when the motion of the interior steering wheel is transferred through the stee...

The steering knuckle keeps the front wheels in a stable position when the motion of the interior steering wheel is transferred through the st...