How to remove the rear Sway Bar Bushing and Sway Bar Kit on GMC Terrain?

Place the vehicle on raised stands before securing it with jackstands. To disconnect Sway Bar links from their position use a specially designed wrench to hold the ball stud stationary while changing the nut. The process requires removal of Sway Bar Bushing retainers by unbolted retention brackets so they can be detached from body structures. Models made from 2007 onward require a lower position of the subframe to eliminate the Sway Bar Kit. Nevertheless, removing the bar is optional for bushing replacement in these vehicles. Before removing the Sway Bar Kit several components need to be extracted from the vehicle and the bushings should be recorded in their precise positions. Perform inspections for wear as well as hardness and distortion and cracking of bushings before replacement alongside checks for links of the Sway Bar Kit. Use a wire brush to clean all areas where bushings operate on the bar before applying vegetable oil to both inside and outside surfaces of new bushings. The reverse process of removal consists of proper fastener tightening for both bar links and bushing retainers to specified torque.

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- Other Name: INSULATOR, Stabilizer Shaft; Bushing, Stabilizer Bar Bushing
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- Other Name: INSULATOR, Stabilizer Shaft; Bushing, Stabilizer Bar Bushing
- Position: Rear
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GMC Terrain Sway Bar Bushing

Sway Bar Bushing in GMC Terrain is an essential component which contributes to the stability of the ride as well as the handling of the ride. These component holds the sway bar in place and makes it perform its activities as intended. When the sway Bar Bushings are worn out the sway bar will loosen thus effecting the handling ability of the vehicle and the safety of the car. Over the car manufacturing period, GMC Terrain vehicles may have adopted different styles of Sway Bar Bushings though their specific type is not distinguished. The primary function remains consistent: to support the Sway bar in a secure manner to improve on the performance of the vehicle. Sway Bar Bushings should not be allowed to wear out as this affects the driving safety, so Sway Bar Bushings should be checked frequently.

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Q: How to remove the rear Sway Bar Bushing and Sway Bar Kit on GMC Terrain?
A: Place the vehicle on raised stands before securing it with jackstands. To disconnect Sway Bar links from their position use a specially designed wrench to hold the ball stud stationary while changing the nut. The process requires removal of Sway Bar Bushing retainers by unbolted retention brackets so they can be detached from body structures. Models made from 2007 onward require a lower position of the subframe to eliminate the Sway Bar Kit. Nevertheless, removing the bar is optional for bushing replacement in these vehicles. Before removing the Sway Bar Kit several components need to be extracted from the vehicle and the bushings should be recorded in their precise positions. Perform inspections for wear as well as hardness and distortion and cracking of bushings before replacement alongside checks for links of the Sway Bar Kit. Use a wire brush to clean all areas where bushings operate on the bar before applying vegetable oil to both inside and outside surfaces of new bushings. The reverse process of removal consists of proper fastener tightening for both bar links and bushing retainers to specified torque.