Any auto mechanics in the house tonight?

I had my aging car in for some front-end work this weekend and they replaced the struts, tie-rod ends, wheel bearings, calipers on both sides and, finally, a much needed alignment.

The thing drives MUCH better now but I noticed that they neglected to replace the sway bar link arms and all four boots are torn.

I have about a 100mi round trip to work each day and can't put the thing back in the shop as I work 10-12 hours a day six days a week. Besides, now knowing that the ass-clowns aren't capable of completing a visual inspection of parts needing replacement I'm hesitant to take another day off just to have them screw something else up while they're in there.

Is the sway bar link arms a job I can do in my driveway with some jack stands and will I need another alignment afterward?

>>16479824

Thanks for the reply, Fren.

I'll order up the parts and put them on next Sunday.

They shouldn't be under any life threatening tension like shocks/struts or leaf springs, right?

I'd hate to find out the hard way.

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>>16479912

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>>16479947

That's only because it is.

>>16479975

You're talkin' about the mounts holding the actual sway bar way underneath, yes?

Sounds easy enough.

Thanks again, Fren.

>>16480023

I'll do that, thanks yet again.

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>>16480029

Aww. <3

>>16480118

Nice.

o7

>>16480210

Understood.

>>16480226

>rabbirimjob@larpbutt.cia

Kekkity.

>>16480240

That's just disturbing.