Stupid newbie question
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Stupid newbie question
I was crawling around under my '95 1500, trying to find the source of an intermittent coolant leak, when I noticed this:
I know gorram well that I didn't bend the hardware like that, as I just got the truck last Wednesday. So, here's the stupid questions: since I don't go offroad and drive relatively gently, is this OK to leave as is, or should it be replaced immediately? If the latter, what parts should I expect to need?
I know gorram well that I didn't bend the hardware like that, as I just got the truck last Wednesday. So, here's the stupid questions: since I don't go offroad and drive relatively gently, is this OK to leave as is, or should it be replaced immediately? If the latter, what parts should I expect to need?
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RE: Stupid newbie question
holy crap!! My 99 2500 looks exactly the same on one side. I brought it to the dealership and they said they would try to "bend" it back. I did not have any spare money at the time to fix it or have them "bend" it back. That was 5 months ago. Still drives the same and looks the same. If you have the money I say fix it but if not leave it until you are forced to fix it!
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RE: Stupid newbie question
I'd imagine that bending a sway bar would would require at least a bending brake, which I don't have. It would also cause metal fatigue.
I found the link kit at rockauto.com for about $20. Since I'm ridiculously **** about my vehicles, I'll probably go ahead and order it and see what happens.
I found the link kit at rockauto.com for about $20. Since I'm ridiculously **** about my vehicles, I'll probably go ahead and order it and see what happens.
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