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I was struggling with the front End links 17 nut, it was harder to unbolt then the rear end links. Sprayed WD40, left it for an hour and it was
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I was struggling with the front End links 17 nut, it was harder to unbolt then the rear end links. Sprayed WD40, left it for an hour and it was loosen up.
![]() It took longer to remove the under shroud than to switch the front sway bar. For those who wants to DIY, do this on the next oil change.
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