How to Replace Sway Bar Bushings 03-11 Honda Element
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2019
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In the video, 1A Auto shows how to replace sway bar bushing. The video is applicable to the 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11 Honda Element
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• 14mm Socket 1aau.to/o8F/1AXAA00015
• Ratchet 1aau.to/oapn/1AXAA00016
• Socket Extensions 1aau.to/o8F/1AXAA00015
• Rust Penetrant
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Awesome Mechanic! Her videos are the BEST how to Videos I have ever seen. Great job.
Great job! I got my parts in today and did the front and rear sway bar bushings in less than 20 minutes. Good thing my bolts came out easy
I'm putting an aftermarket rear sway bar on my CR-V, and after I got the original one off, I couldn't remember which way the opening on the bushings went. Thanks for mentioning that putting the opening at the back makes sense because they'll get less road gunk in them.
Great video! The only thing I would have done differently would be to coat the bolts with anti seize. Other than that is awesome!
Great video AND service you guys!!!!!
What i appreciate is that you dont use pneumatic tools, just like what the average guy would be using.
Is there a video for this process on a 2008 Honda CRV??
If your bolts are super rusty make a 50/50 mixture of _pure acetone & automatic transmission fluid_
It is by far the best rust removing solution there is. Just mix it up and store it in a glass jar and brush it on with a wire brush. Let it sit for a few minutes and it will destroy even the most stubborn rust.
Thanks so much. Great vid, clear and simple. I'M guessing replacing the rear bushings is the same process? Also, I don't have a lift and only one jack, guessing it can be done on your back underneath the car??
Thanks again!
She's awesome!
Hi, thank you; very clear explanation!! I have a 2008 Honda Pilot, and I suspect I need to replace the rear sway bar bushings. Will the procedure be similar to the one shown here for the Element? In other videos out there (very few), the procedure looked much more complex, involving the lowering of the rear subframe cradle (a bit intimidating) to be able to access the sway bar bushings from the side.
And if I can follow the same procedure shown here, then will the torque setting while connecting back also be the same (16 foot pounds)?
Great video. I like how you faced the bushings forward. Silicone paste on the interior.
+thurm101 Thank you for your feedback!
@@1AAuto For the rear stabilizer bushings, the car can't be jacked up otherwise the tension will make it impossible to take off the bolts and bushing....for the fronts this isn't the case? Jacking up the front is fine?
Awesome video, I just recieved the bushings but to my surprise the auto stores do not have silicone paste, is there another name for it? Do I have to jack the vehicle up or can it be done with tires on the ground?
Can you please post video on 2003-2007 Honda accord front swaybar bushing which seems hard?
Sue, I'm not seeing the part up installed in the link below ur video. I'm looking for the half moon rubber u showed in video.
I hope u see this, I need that part & a tool u used. 🙏🏽
@1AAuto do you have a recommendation for the water-based silicone grease?
ANY Video on 2005 Honda Accord sway bar bushing replacement.
Thank you
Nice video...now i have a knowledge to replace my civic😊
Do you have to have the wheels in the air to do this job? Or can the wheels stay on a ramp?
great video. nice attention to detail :)
Is there any video for 2003-2007 Honda Accord ( 2.4/4cyl.) ?
Hello, do you have Video for 2003-2007 Honda Accord Front swaybar bushing? could you please?
Please post video 2003-2007 Honda Accord FRONT swaybar bushing.
+@hapetaa We're always cycling through common cars. We'll add this repair to our list! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Good job!
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Is it the rust penetrant that you sprayed on the bolts before removing them?
Yeap!!
Any problem using all purpose grease instead of the silicone on the inside of the bushing?
All purpose Grease will cause the petroleum in the rubber to swell. don’t substitute use the 3M silicone to not premature wear out the bushing. That bottle will last you a lifetime.
DO YOU Have SWAY BAR BUSHING video for 2003-2007 hONDA ACCORD? Please post it.
Does the car have to be jacked up at the frame so the weight is off the front wheels?
No
Whay you changed the bushing? What will happen and what is the sign in the that bushing need to replaced
What is the sign in the that bushing need to replaced?.....Back-end thumping sound, over bumps typically is the clue....
How do you prevent bolts from breaking?
Penetrating fluid and a prayer
My rear bolts broke and now im stuck with a clunky sway bar lol
them bolts popping give me anxiety, I feel like one of them is going to snap
took bracket off to replace the bushing, for some reason the bracket would not go on straight to save my life. Secured one bolt each side and ordered new bracket from amazon. Smh
All 4 of mine snapped off. Twisted the nut off the tack welds and put new 8 grade bolts and nuts on.
Problem solved.
Where did you find such a rusty Element? I live in NW Montana and they salt the roads for 4+ months a year and my 2006, luckily, is no where near that much of a rust bucket. You picked a hard one to work on.
So you put the slit facing Towards the back of the car? Other installations show the slit facing the front of the vehicle. Are you sure about this?
It don’t matter which way her point was with it in back the dirt from the road won’t get caught in the the crack like Running in the dust storm with your mouth wide-open you probably would turn around and run backwards Capeesh
My bushings have arrows pointing to the front (slit towards the rear). I was surprised the bushing holder did not have an arrow. I assume my holder can go on either way -2007 CR-V
Sue has lucky brothers , i wish my sis was a mechanic .
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Does that Thing just sit parked until you're ready to do a demonstration video? You got cobwebs underneath it.🕸
How do these fail?
Age and use. :)
Or improper lubrication, leaks etc.
Thanks for the video Sue! We're sending 10 million dollas to Israel!
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Any cars that these guys work on are usually rusted to hell.
East coast baby
You go girl! This is me, later this week!🙌🏽🤙🏽🧰🚗