Hello, search for Lemförder bushings. I'm not sure how is in your country but around here (in Romania) you can find it in most auto part stores and online (epiesa.ro).
It depends on where are you from. I’m from Italy, and for the European market there’s AutoDoc (.it , .de …) which has almost everything of every vehicle. These bushings included
ok, so they aren't suppose to rotate just by hand when they r on?... cause i found mine so loose a lot... i could rotate the them by hand.. i dont have a torq wrench but so how tight ahould i make them?
@@N33sWorkshop just fixed it ... aahahahhah... after a few failed attempts with new sway bar bushings and links the problem was actually in the sway bar itself.. it was slightly bent.. so i got second hand one and now its just fine.. ahahahahah
Well make instruction video with a torque mentioned. Personally I use some grease on any nut/bolt I replace and use thick " Fluid Film" on exposed threads in case I have to dismantle again .
great video, it helped me do my first installation to my car. very imformative
Sounds like count Dracula 🤣
Ahhh...the pain
Szép videó, éppen azon gondolkodtam hogy milyne akkcentus lehet ez, amikor.... :D
Hello! do you know where I can buy these exact bushings? I cannot find them and it looks perfect
Hello, search for Lemförder bushings. I'm not sure how is in your country but around here (in Romania) you can find it in most auto part stores and online (epiesa.ro).
It depends on where are you from. I’m from Italy, and for the European market there’s AutoDoc (.it , .de …) which has almost everything of every vehicle. These bushings included
ok, so they aren't suppose to rotate just by hand when they r on?... cause i found mine so loose a lot... i could rotate the them by hand.. i dont have a torq wrench but so how tight ahould i make them?
They should not rotate by hand!
Until the rubber is compressed a bit.
@@N33sWorkshop just fixed it ... aahahahhah... after a few failed attempts with new sway bar bushings and links the problem was actually in the sway bar itself.. it was slightly bent.. so i got second hand one and now its just fine.. ahahahahah
B.zmeg 🤣
Well make instruction video with a torque mentioned. Personally I use some grease on any nut/bolt I replace and use thick " Fluid Film" on exposed threads in case I have to dismantle again .
I saw that some mechanics use paint as thread locker + exposed thread protector.
Good tip.