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Baum Tools Sway Bar Link Repair Kit QP1000

$167.25

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Model #QP1000


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Baum Tools Sway Bar Link Repair Kit QP1000

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Vehicle Engine Notes
1977-1978
Mercedes-Benz 230

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1977-1983
Mercedes-Benz 240D

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1978-1981
Mercedes-Benz 280CE

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1977-1981
Mercedes-Benz 280E

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1978-1985
Mercedes-Benz 300CD

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1977-1985
Mercedes-Benz 300D

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1981-1985
Mercedes-Benz 300SD

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1986-1987
Mercedes-Benz 300SDL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1988-1991
Mercedes-Benz 300SE

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1988-1991
Mercedes-Benz 300SEL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1979-1985
Mercedes-Benz 300TD

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1991
Mercedes-Benz 350SD

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1990-1991
Mercedes-Benz 350SDL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1984-1985
Mercedes-Benz 380SE

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1982-1983
Mercedes-Benz 380SEC

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1981-1983
Mercedes-Benz 380SEL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1986-1991
Mercedes-Benz 420SEL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1984-1985
Mercedes-Benz 500SEC

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1984-1985
Mercedes-Benz 500SEL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1986-1991
Mercedes-Benz 560SEC

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.
1986-1991
Mercedes-Benz 560SEL

  • Saves approximately 20 hours labor time versus replacing the entire sway bar.
  • Instructions as follows: (1) Loosen the upper control arm mount on sway bar. (2) Remove the bolt, washer and rubber mount from sway bar end. (3) Cut the sway bar end off to approximately 1/2" back from the thin section. (4) Clean end and weld the Sway Bar Saver in place. (5) Install upper control arm outer bushings and tighten.
  • The sway bar end links are not available from the vehicle manufacturer. This repair kit includes: new bushings, washers, bolt and special stainless steel repair piece. For Mercedes 123, and 126 chassis cars.

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