Pocoyota

Hi Fellas


So I have a 1990 Toyota 4x4 extra cab pickup 3.O litre.


The passenger side stabilizer bar bolt has pulled through the hole I guess due to a rusting metal washer that is next to the bushing.


I'm not a mechanic but I know how to use a wrench.
#1 Could I fix this problem myself ? I want to change the bolts and rubber bushings on both sides.


#2 Can I replace the bushings and bolts without lifting the truck off the ground ?


#3 Should I replace with stock Toyota parts or are there better ones out there and who makes them ?


#4 When replacing the bolts and bushings do they need to be to certain foot pounds torque ?


Thanks Very Much !

wyoming9

iTrader: (1)

I think most people could handle doing this then some people just should not be allowed to own tools!!

When these bushings go I had just used Energy Suspension Bushings

May as well do the bushings where the bar bolts to the frame as well.

I just tighten then up with the air ratchet and call it good

As far as lifting the truck it would depend if you can get underneath .

Pocoyota

Thanks Woyoming9 !
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Pocoyota

Wyoming9 or others


Put this up again in hopes someone will reply .


Do you know the diameter of the stock front stabilizer bar as I see Energy Suspension lists a few diameters in millimeters ?


Why would there be different stock diameters of the stabilizer bar ? I don't want to buy the wrong bushing set




Thanks
Pocoyota