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Genuine Dodge Neon Sway Bar Kit
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Dodge Neon Sway Bar Kit
The Sway Bar Kit in Dodge Neon cars is quite important since it is responsible for reducing the degree of bounce on car's body during cornering as well as over bumps in roads. This anti-roll bar links opposite wheels, and use a torsion spring to enhance roll stiffness while the vertical spring rate does not change. They cause the Sway Bar Kit to oppose torsion which in turn enables the wheels of the vehicle to move upward to different heights in a bid to reduce the lateral tilt and hence gain better grip on the road surface. There has been a number of Sway Bar Kit types introduced through the years in the Dodge Neon models which include the adjustable and the active types. These advanced systems can offer power-stretch that can vary the stiffness requirements and therefore optimize the handling and the ride quality. The Sway Bar Kit greatly improves its performance, however, the bar transmits shocks between wheels, thus, the car develops what is known as a 'waddling' motion over bumpy surfaces. In general, the Sway Bar Kit is critical to the Dodge Neon as it affects the handling balance and dynamics of the car.
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Dodge Neon Sway Bar Kit Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the rear stabilizer bar and bushings on Dodge Neon?A:Loosen the rear wheel lug nuts, then raise the rear of the vehicle and secure it on jackstands before removing the rear wheels. Detach the sway bar links from the bar, marking the rubber bushings for reassembly. Remove the nut at the lower end of each link bolt and pull the bolt straight up, being prepared to catch the sleeve and bushings that may fall off. Rotate the sway bar down to clear the bar links, then unbolt the sway bar bushing clamps from the body by removing the two bolts from each clamp. The sway bar can now be removed; pull the clamps off using a rocking motion if they haven't already fallen off. Check the bushings for wear, hardness, distortion, cracking, and other signs of deterioration, replacing them if necessary, and also inspect the link bushings. Clean the areas of the bar where the bushings ride using a wire brush. For installation, follow the reverse of the removal procedure, ensuring the new bushings have the split facing toward the front of the vehicle, and if needed, use a light coat of vegetable oil to ease installation, avoiding petroleum-based products or brake fluid that could damage the rubber.
