MoogK8613 | 1986-2004 Chrysler Dodge Eagle Ford Lincoln Mercury Front Lower Outer Control Arm Bushing Kit
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Specification
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| MPN | K8613, MoogK8613 |
| Year | 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 |
| Make | |
| Model | 300M, Concorde, Continental, Intrepid, LHS, New Yorker, Sable, Taurus, Vision, Windstar |
| Trim | All |
| Engine | All |
| Placement on Vehicle | Front, Rear |
| Fitment Type | Direct Replacement |
| Quantity | 2 Pieces |
| Warranty | Yes |
| Part Number | 17094, 267-3426, 2673426, 2700-65515, 45G9114, 46G9114A, 565-1114, 565-1114B, 565-1114CQ, 65515, 807-60115, AXK8613, BB8613, DHB1591K, DM30.48613, E6DZ3B271A, FA1687, FK8613, GK8613, HB1591K, IK8613, K8613, MK8613, MOGK8613, MoogK8613, PK8613, RK8613, RP17094, SK8613 |
| Condition | New |
Fit In Five Steps
How to replace a Front Lower Outer Control Arm Bushing Kit?
1.Secure Vehicle
Park the vehicle on a paved level surface. Apply the parking brake and release the hood latch. Place a wheel chock behind of the rear tires and open the hood of the vehicle. This will help to allow some light down into the engine compartment for you when you’re underneath it.
2.Locate Sway Bar Bushing
Lift the left front quarter of the vehicle with the floor jack and place a jack stand in a safe and secure location. A front frame rail would be ideal if applicable. Repeat this step for the right front quarter to elevate the front axle. Put on the safety glasses, grab the tools, replacement bushings, and creeper and crawl under the front of the vehicle.
3.Remove Old Sway Bar Bushing
Locate the sway bar bushings by following the sway bar from the links behind the front tire(s) to where it is mounted to the undercarriage of the car by a bracket. In some vehicles, it may be necessary to remove heat shield, brackets or other components to obtain access to the sway bar brackets for removal. If this is the case, remove anything to help you gain access. The brackets are mounted by one or two bolts. Sometimes the bolt may be steadied with a nut or sometimes it may be screwed into a fixed threaded hole in the undercarriage. Remove the bolts using the ratchet, socket and hand wrench if necessary. One bolt sway bar brackets will have a hinged top or bottom that you’d swing away once the single bolt was extracted.
4.Install New Sway Bar Bushing
Slide the old bushing along the sway bar to a location that’s easy for you to extract it from the sway bar. Pry the slotted opening of the bushing using the pry bar to convince it off of the sway bar. The bushing is generally a rubber-coated steel bushing so they’re going to come off stubbornly. Place the new bushing onto the sway bar in the same fashion. Since they’re new, they’re going to be even more stubborn than the old one(s). Position the bushing back in the correct location on the sway bar and replace the brackets. Tighten with the ratchet, socket and hand wrench as necessary.
5.Replace Removal Parts & Check Links
Replace any components that you may have had to remove. Collect all the tools and debris from under the vehicle and crawl out. Lower the vehicle, close the hood and remove the wheel chock.
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