These connect your sway bar to the suspension – basically, to the wheels. They’re pretty simple parts, really. They're a metal rod with ball joints on each end. Those ball joints allow movement while still keeping everything connected. Think of it this way – when you’re driving and you turn, or hit a bump, one side of your car goes up and down while the other stays relatively level. The sway bar, and these links, work together to control that body roll. The sway bar tries to keep the vehicle flatter, and the links transmit the force to help do that. It’s all about keeping your tires in contact with the road as much as possible. Well, if these go bad, you’ll notice it. Usually it’ll start with a clunking noise, especially when going over bumps, or when turning. That sound is the ball joint moving around because it’s worn out. Sometimes it can feel like a looseness in the steering. The sway bar isn't working as effectively, so you’ll feel more body roll in turns, and the ride won’t be as stable. These aren’t something you want to ignore because worn links can put extra stress on other suspension parts. A good place to find replacements is Fixparts Online; they have a pretty good selection. Replacing them restores your handling and makes for a much safer and more comfortable ride. Buy risk-free: Stabilizer Link (MPN 09093) is covered by a 3 year manufacturer guarantee!

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