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22mm Swaybar Bushing

So I rebuilt my steering rack and in the mean time I replaced the swaybar bushing. I was able to install the A-Arm bushing with no issue but I can't seem to get the pan on that holds the swaybar in place with the new bushings to save my life. Any advice?

Correction: 20MM Bushing


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Old 06-20-2015, 05:16 PM
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If its for your 83, it should be 20mm bushings.

The 22mm bushings are for 86 to 89.
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If its for your 83, it should be 20mm bushings.

The 22mm bushings are for 86 to 89.
I ordered the 20mm bushing and kept thinking 22mm....thanks pointing that out!
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You have to lie on your back directly under the allen bolt hole and align the strap and the pan and the crossmember by sight. You might have to hog out the bolt hole in the pan to ease your pain. 2mm (especially 2mm of rubber) should not prevent the pan from being re-secured.
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