OEM Hummer Sway Bar Bracket

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The Hummer Sway Bar Bracket makes the stabilizer bar securely attached to the chassis to ensure that the truck turns with confidence even in mountainous difficult pathways which are also twisting. The Hummer was designed as an explorer car and can survive in mud, sand, and steep rock gardens due to ground clearance, good four wheel drive, and fast amounts of terrain selection. Large seats, enormous windows and easy-to-understand digital gauges make all adventures easy-going, and the steel frame and powerful engine allow the Hummer to shake off potholes and walk through streams with a swash and a bang. The drivers believe that no matter where they go, to school or up a hillside, the Hummer will provide power and visibility equally, making each and every trip an adventure. A Sway Bar Bracket is a small metal bracket which fits over the sway bar bushings, holding the sway bar in place to enable it oppose the sideways motion of the body and improve turn roadability once the road grows tumultuous. Installation of a new Sway Bar Bracket begins with parking the truck in a level ground, engaging the brake and then raising the truck high to be accessed safely. Unscrew the old bracket taking note of the direction, push it aside and examine or grease the rubber bushing. Install fit fresh bushing and Sway Bar Bracket on the bar, position the holes and thread the bolts manually to avoid cross threading. Install each bolt until it is tightened to factory torque, then repeat on the opposite side, and then lower the vehicle and have a slow test drive to ensure that there is no noise, the steering turns steadily.