2012 Hyundai Tucson: Replacing the anti-sway bar links

In this video, I replaced the anti-sway bar links on a Hyundai Tuscon. This process is similar across many models of Hyundais and Kias, as they are all similar in how the front suspensions are configured.
Torque specs:
Wheel lug nuts: 65-70 ft/lbs
Anti-sway bar link fasteners: 72-86 ft/lbs

[@castolo1919]

Thanks a lot. Home made from Arg

[@kokodrilito]

Hi,
I'm looking for the name of the part where the link of the stabilizer Bar connect. It's a awd 2012 tucson limited.
The right side broke, the mechanic welded it. Now the left side broke. I don't want to keep welding, I want new ones not don't know the name so I can order it.

[@davidsinetar9047]

Nouncen no torx use for it

[@cptak1]

Coastal Alaska, I thought you were in Fairbanks . . .

[@AKJeeper]

I split my time between south central, interior Alaska, the desert southwest lower 48, and the Midwest. 👍

[@cptak1]

@@AKJeeper Nice, I live in South Central, enjoy all your videos wherever you film them.

[@AKJeeper]

@@cptak1 Right on. I'm trying to get to the point where I can spend my entire winter in the southwest. I would just move out of AK altogether, but the money is just way too good up here...and I'd miss the great outdoors way too much.

[@cptak1]

@@AKJeeper Lived in Fairbanks for 8 years, can't say I miss the ice fog, taking a break from a brake job to watch your new uploads. I guess I'm a glutton for punishment. :)

[@AKJeeper]

@@cptak1 Kind of funny, sometimes I’ll pull up South Main Auto while I’m working on stuff. Makes me feel like I’ve got company in the shop.

[@aksaifuddinpb8978]

do you have video for rear?

[@AKJeeper]

Not yet, sorry. I haven't had any come in to the shop where the rear ones went bad.