new trim panel and swaybar end bushings
12-30-2006, 05:15 PM
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Push down and pull away from the car a bit to slightly bend the spring tab outward. Since it springs in toward the car it might be too close to the body to fit into the slot in the trim.
12-31-2006, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
Originally Posted by Damemorder
Overtightening of the swaybar endlinks will cause increased wear rates.
Hook the trim on the top of the clips and push down to hook it on the bottom side. You might not be getting the top clips far enough into the trim peice. I believe there is a pretty deep slot for them to slid into.
Hook the trim on the top of the clips and push down to hook it on the bottom side. You might not be getting the top clips far enough into the trim peice. I believe there is a pretty deep slot for them to slid into.
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