SamMan23

does anybody know how to do it?
how many bolts and where to take it apart?

and where can you get the ES endlinks? which ones?

Are the ES endlinks any good or should I get Nissan?

2 Da Max

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bushings? you mean the stabalizer end links? its not hard its a 17mm nut. just replace them from a partstore, they have grease and grease less links

d00df00d

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ES bushings = polyurethane. Nissan bushings = rubber.

ES all the way.

bhmax16

He's talking about the sway bar bushings, not the endlinks. There are 2 of them, one for each side of the sway bar. They're REALLY easy to replace. Each mount has 2 bolts. Undo the bolts to the mounts, take them off along with the bushings. Grease the inside of each bushing and put them on the sway bar (after removing rust and whatever crap may be on there) then put the mounts back over them and tighten. DONE! Don't get me started on the control arm bushings though....THOSE are a pain in the a$$

nick

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look for write up in my sig



Nick.

maxS

when i replaced old once with oem/nissan bushings, they (new) looked like gum - kind of squashed out... oem no good???

nick

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OEM's don't give you rough and harsh ride, but the handling is just as good as the ES bushings.

those are easy and cheap to replace , so i don't mind throwing new bushings on there every 20K

Nick.

d00df00d

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Thanks. Silly mistake. Post edited. ^^

UncleMax98

Mine is at 120K. Do they go bad and require replacement? Should I replace the end links, too?

gtr_rider

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http://www.courtesyparts.com/energys...on/maxima.html

nick

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yes , they go bad and should be replaced more often than you think




Nick.

Jatan

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Cheaper than Courtesy: http://www.suspension.com/nissancars.htm (half way down)

UncleMax98

Thanks. I just ordered the sway bar bushing set (2 bushing + 4 grommets) total $11 plus $2 shipping from www.suspension.com.