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Dodge Neon Sway Bar Bushing
In the Dodge Neon automobiles, the Sway Bar Bushing provides the much needed boost to improve the ride quality and stability. These bushings are specifically meant to dampen all those road irregularities, reduce noise, and provide comfortable ride. The Sway Bar Bushing supports the sway bar also called the stabilizer bar this helps in controlling unwanted body roll thus enhancing handling and safety during turns. It is also common to have the front and rear sway bar bushings in the Dodge Neon models since these are useful elements for achieving its stability. After sometime these bushings wear out and make the car to produce some noises like rattles as well as slow response to commands. It is important to perform regular maintenance especially in regard to the lubrication of the Sway Bar Bushing to increase its performance and durability in Dodge Neon cars.
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Dodge Neon Sway Bar Bushing Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the front stabilizer bar and bushings on Dodge Neon?A: Loosen the front wheel lug nuts, raise the front of the vehicle, support it securely on jackstands, and remove the front wheels. Remove the sway bar link bolts, nuts, and insulators from the Control Arms while holding the nut with a wrench, unscrewing the bolt, and detaching the link from the control arm, noting the order of the insulators as you remove the bolt, and repeat on the other side. Support the sway bar and remove the sway bar clamp bolts and clamps from the front suspension crossmember, then remove the sway bar from the vehicle. Check the bar for damage, corrosion, and signs of twisting, and inspect the clamps, bushings, and retainers for distortion, damage, and wear. Replace the bushings by prying them open at the split and removing them, then install the new bushings with the split facing toward the front of the vehicle, using silicone spray lubricant to ease the process. Attach the bar to the crossmember so the cutouts in the sway bar bushings align with the raised bead on the crossmember, install the retainers aligning the raised bead on the retainer with the bushing cutouts, and install the bolts without tightening them completely yet. Install the link bolts, insulators, and nuts, tightening the bolts to the specified torque. Raise the control arms to normal ride height and tighten the bolts to the specified torque. Finally, install the wheels, lower the vehicle, and tighten the lugnuts to the specified torque.
