Stabilizer Bar Overview

Stabilizer Bar Overview






1 - Stabilizer Bar

• Be aware of the various suspension versions. Refer to => [ Explanations of the Production Control Numbers (PR Number) ] Application and ID.

• Removing and installing, refer to => [ Stabilizer Bar ] Stabilizer Bar.

2 - Clamp

3 - Bolt

• 25 Nm + 45° turn

• Always replace.

• Install the bolts evenly.

4 - Rubber Mount

• Always replace the rubber mounts on both sides of vehicle.

5 - Coupling Rod

• During start of production, coupling rods with two ball joints were revised to coupling rods with one ball joint and a bonded rubber bushing. The side with the bonded rubber bushing is attached to the stabilizer bar. Do not install both types together.

• Connects stabilizer to trailing link/wheel bearing housing.

6 - Nut

• 45 Nm

• If the coupling rod has a ball joint and bonded rubber bushing, then tighten the bolt in the curb weight position. Refer to => [ Rear Suspension, Lifting to Curb Weight Position ] Rear Suspension, Lifting to Curb Weight Position. Otherwise the bonded rubber bushing will be distorted, resulting in reduced service life. Install the bolt from the outside toward the inside.