Can you identify this broken part (suspension)?

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03-06-2013, 09:37 PM

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bruggz351

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Year: 1997

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Engine: 4.0 HO

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Originally Posted by elevol92

Go to your local parts store, sway bar links are cheap, spring for the moog

This^^. & get two. Best to do both at once.

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Originally Posted by Potatowalker

That bolt is pressed into the axle bracket. To remove the link you just have to take the nut/washer off. I've never had to hold that bolt while removing that nut before either. Also in my experience, if one is rusted enough to break the other is not far off - best to do those in pairs when one goes... and when removing the other it'll probably snap off on the top. That just makes it easier to remove though. hehe

Yup. Pressed in. Remove both sides at the same time, or else it can be near on impossible to get them out. Remove the top then the big nut on the bottom. They just fall out then.

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Originally Posted by NewJerseyXJ609

Looks to be the other side in the second pic

BINGO!!

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03-06-2013, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BimmerJeeper

I am totally confused. In the first photo, the sway bar links is not even connected up top. In the 2nd photo, it is connected. Yet, you say you have't done anything yet.

Sorry fellas, didn't mean to be confusing. You're correct--the second photo is the working side.

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03-08-2013, 11:03 PM

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Fixed!

Thanks for your help everyone! MOOG part in there--27 bucks. Good as new, and saved me a bundle on labor. Name: IMAG0118.jpg
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