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Re: How to replace front stabilizer bar on 2000 grand...
You have to lower the rear part of of the crossmember and you have to remove the stabilizer links from the bar and you have to snake it out do the reverse to install.
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By rear stabilizer, do you mean trailing arm or sway bar? If you have a busted trailing arm, I highly advise against driving. This is the bar that runs from the wheel hub transversely toward the front of the car and attaches to the frame. However, a busted rear sway bar, which runs transversely across the vehicle and runs along side the leaf spring, isn't as severe of an problem. You will just run into spongy turning issues.
I had a 98 bonnaville that rode the same, turned out the pan hard bar was bent very little and in rain or snow it was a deat trap, new bar, all good.......
The front stabilizer shaft (sometimes called a sway bar) is mounted to
the top rear of the frame and to the lower control arm. The shaft is
attached to the frame with clamps and rubber insulators and to the
control arms with insulator links.
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