How to service and repair the Sway Bar Link on a four-door on 2003 Ford Taurus?

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The first step for sway bar link servicing in four-door vehicles requires wheel cover removal followed by center hub to fender lip measurement at vehicle ground level. Position a safety stand under the subframe at the front of the vehicle after removing both rear wheel and tire assemblies. The job starts by separating the front muffler insulator from the muffler piece while placing jack stands under the rear suspension until the hub-to-fender measurement matches the curb height mark you took earlier. Detach the sway bar assembly from its body and links by removing both nuts and washers and bolts before discarding them. Lower the vehicle suspension but maintain the jack stands in position before you slowly pull out the sway bar assembly through the right wheel well. Detach the nuts from the strut and also remove its washers bushings and links before discarding the nuts. Following the backward removal approach install the assembly with fresh fasteners while maintaining torque specifications for sufficient retention. In addition, install a new part of the same number when required to prevent service problems from inferior materials.

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2003 Ford Taurus Stabilizer Link, Front Driver Side Part Number: 3F1Z-5K483-A

2003 Ford Taurus Stabilizer Link, Front Passenger Side Part Number: 3F1Z-5K484-A

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