How do you remove the rear stabilizer bar and stabilizer bar bushing on Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain?

To remove the sway bar kit, begin by raising the rear of the vehicle and supporting it on jackstands. Then disconnect the sway bar kit links, using a Torx or Allen wrench if necessary to hold the ball stud in place. Unbolt the sway bar bushing retainers and remove the retainer brackets from the body if needed.

How do you remove the front stabilizer bar and stabilizer bar bushing?

To remove the sway bar kit, start by loosening the front wheel lug nuts and raising the front of the vehicle on jack stands. Remove the front wheels and detach the catalytic converter from the exhaust manifold on 2007 through 2009 models. Disconnect the sway bar bushing links from the bar, making sure to hold the ball stud with a Torx or Allen wrench if it turns with the nut.

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GMC Terrain Insulator, Rear Stabilizer Shaft
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- Other Name: INSULATOR, Stabilizer Shaft; Bushing, Stabilizer Bar Bushing
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Fits the following Vehicles:
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GMC Terrain Sway Bar Bushing

Sway Bar Bushing in GMC Terrain is an essential component which contributes to the stability of the ride as well as the handling of the ride. These component holds the sway bar in place and makes it perform its activities as intended. When the sway Bar Bushings are worn out the sway bar will loosen thus effecting the handling ability of the vehicle and the safety of the car. Over the car manufacturing period, GMC Terrain vehicles may have adopted different styles of Sway Bar Bushings though their specific type is not distinguished. The primary function remains consistent: to support the Sway bar in a secure manner to improve on the performance of the vehicle. Sway Bar Bushings should not be allowed to wear out as this affects the driving safety, so Sway Bar Bushings should be checked frequently.

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GMC Terrain Sway Bar Bushing Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Insulator, Rear Stabilizer Shaft
20803840
Q: How do you remove the rear stabilizer bar and stabilizer bar bushing on Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain?
A: To remove the sway bar kit, begin by raising the rear of the vehicle and supporting it on jackstands. Then disconnect the sway bar kit links, using a Torx or Allen wrench if necessary to hold the ball stud in place. Unbolt the sway bar bushing retainers and remove the retainer brackets from the body if needed.
Insulator, Front Stabilizer Shaft
25918986
Q: How do you remove the front stabilizer bar and stabilizer bar bushing?
A: To remove the sway bar kit, start by loosening the front wheel lug nuts and raising the front of the vehicle on jack stands. Remove the front wheels and detach the catalytic converter from the exhaust manifold on 2007 through 2009 models. Disconnect the sway bar bushing links from the bar, making sure to hold the ball stud with a Torx or Allen wrench if it turns with the nut.