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Rear sway bar bushings + end links | Land Cruiser 100 (lx470)

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  • čas přidán 21. 07. 2022
  • This did not go easy for me, but I got it done and the rear of the cruiser feels soo much more stable. Bushings are a must-do if you recently purchased a 100-series land cruiser or LX470. Hope this video helps and you get a laugh out of my misery.
    Parts:
    14mm wrench and socket
    12mm wrench and socket
    13mm wrench
    16mm wrench and socket
    Flat Head screwdriver
    bolts = M8 x 1.25
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Komentáře • 22

  • @cruiserdesignmanufacturing
    @cruiserdesignmanufacturing Před 4 měsíci +1

    5:22 And here I thought it was just me that broke something on every "easy" job I've ever done to any vehicle ever
    Can definitely relate to that laying on your back, under the truck, dirty as hell "fuck me" feeling lmao

  • @taylorwaylor87
    @taylorwaylor87 Před 2 lety

    Awesome content and effort - was tough seeing you snap that bolt - will be doing this job soon i'm sure LX life!

    • @rywanders
      @rywanders  Před 2 lety

      Thanks Taylor! Was not fun lol

  • @matticusmac6452
    @matticusmac6452 Před 4 měsíci

    Cruiser Outfitters sells the entire kit

  • @lmnop7098
    @lmnop7098 Před 5 měsíci

    Dude, the service manual says to remove the rear wheels first. Maybe that's why those bolts were breaking because of all that weight on them?
    This is what the service manual says fror the first 3 steps before all the other stuff -
    1. Remove rear wheels
    2. Support rear axel housing with jack
    3. Disconnect LH and RH stabilizer bar bracket (4 bolts)

    • @rywanders
      @rywanders  Před 5 měsíci +1

      I honestly don’t know how much of a difference it would make but thank you for sharing this it couldn’t hurt to follow these steps. These bolts were just too rusted.

  • @jdmdang
    @jdmdang Před rokem

    next time order off rockauto! i know lx/cruiser guys say mevotech parts are cheap but still work good. I was thinking about doing this job today but you are right, always a chance of stuff going wrong lol. its never just a 1hr job always ends up being longer

    • @rywanders
      @rywanders  Před rokem

      Yeah that’s a good option as well. May get the fronts from rock auto.

  • @gkhin1990
    @gkhin1990 Před rokem +1

    For my rear links I had to cut everything off and replace the hardware... Love my landcruiser but with age and rust everything is a pain in the a** to work on.

  • @AustinLWright
    @AustinLWright Před rokem

    Hah, I feel this video. Great job.

  • @weingump2602
    @weingump2602 Před rokem +1

    I use partsouq for oem parts, a little longer waiting time, but cheaper

    • @rywanders
      @rywanders  Před rokem

      Yeah I looked at that, but couldn’t wait lol

  • @Filmpilot
    @Filmpilot Před 7 měsíci

    Zep oven cleaner

  • @luigisquigi9946
    @luigisquigi9946 Před rokem

    Great video , quick question : do you have any play/knocking sounds because of that center washer on the end link bushings being a little loose?

  • @mikejames3009
    @mikejames3009 Před rokem

    Why don’t you get them at Toyota? Do you know go into Toyota?

    • @rywanders
      @rywanders  Před rokem

      These are cheaper and just as good

  • @weingump2602
    @weingump2602 Před rokem +1

    Watch again, it looks like you used 6 hours to take off, but 6 minutes to put on.