dcdyd
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- City, State
- Eden Prairie, MN
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 98 Explorer
I took a look at the rear suspension yesterday and found that both rubber bushings require attention for the Stabilizer Bar Link. However I found that it is strange to me that the position of both rubber bushings was installed on the same side. PLease look at the picture below.
Below is the image of the bushing at driver side rear.
Below is the image of the bushing at passenger side rear.
Both bushing are at the left side of the stabilizer bar link. Both bushing are original. Should they be at the opposite side? If yes, which side of the bar link it should be at? I am going to replace it this weekend.
The truck lean towards left rear when turning right. I am not sure whether this is the cause or not.
Below is the image of the bushing at driver side rear.
Below is the image of the bushing at passenger side rear.
Both bushing are at the left side of the stabilizer bar link. Both bushing are original. Should they be at the opposite side? If yes, which side of the bar link it should be at? I am going to replace it this weekend.
The truck lean towards left rear when turning right. I am not sure whether this is the cause or not.