OEM 2003 Lincoln Navigator Sway Bar Link

2003 Lincoln Navigator Sway Bar Link Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: What Steps Should Be Taken Before Servicing the Rear Sway Bar Link on 2003 Lincoln Navigator?

  A: The repair and service of the rear sway bar and link needs the air suspension system electrical power turned off by using the air suspension switch from the LH rear quarter trim panel to avoid sudden air spring deflation or inflation that may cause vehicle shift while working. Begin by taking out wheel and tire assemblies from their place. The hex holding feature should be used to stop the stud from rotating when you uninstall the two nuts before discarding them. The two nuts and sway bar links must be removed sequentially before discarding the nuts. The next operation involves removing the four nuts and moving onto the brackets originally mounted on the sway bar before its removal. Examine the bushings then replace them with new ones if needed. Reverse the completion procedure that you followed during removal.