Remove the nut from the rear of the sway bar bracket.
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brian_petermanIn album: High and Tight bushing installation...In Webshots channel: rides - Date uploaded: Apr 21, 2003
Use a 12mm deepwell socket. This is the only bolt I broke on the whole job. Soak them well. It's a stud welded to the bracket. I had to drill it and put a bolt in.
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