Today we look at a very common Toyota 4Runner issue - worn front sway bar bushings. Replacing these sway bar bushing can easily improve your 4Runner's handling and ensure that you have complete control over your truck! I personally opted for a greaseable bushing as I can monitor the wear a little bit better and the polyurethane bushing are a nice touch. This videos shows how to install new sway bar bushings on a 4th gen (2003-2009) Toyota 4Runner. It will be nearly identical for a Tacoma, Tundra, GX, or any other Toyota/Lexus Truck/SUV.
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Timestamps
00:00 - How to Improve your 4Runners Handling in under 5 minutes
00:25 - What are Sway Bar Bushings?
00:35 - How to tell if your Sway Bar Bushings are BAD?
02:10 - Removing your Sway Bar Bushings
03:10 - OEM Vs Aftermarket Sway Bar Bushings
03:55 - Installing New Sway Bar Bushings
