Alko Stabiliser Assembly

They are pretty basic, especially if the replacement engine is complete with carburator and exhaust. There should be 4 bolts that hold the engine to the mower, the electrical connectors for the ignition and starter, the throttle cable, & the belt pulley on the crank shaft. If you take good notes and pictures of the old engine before you remove it, just make sure the new engine goes back on the same.

Replace the coil, it is bad.

its a safety issue if stabilizer has fault cruise wont engage

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check for dry/worn rubbers on the suspension, stabiliser bar, shocky rubbers , dry/worn ball joints
if you have fitted polyurethane bushes instead of rubber , they will be loose on the suspension bolts.

If this is the factory Dodge caravan jack, there is a metal knob under the frame at either the front or rear of the car where the door edge meets the body. this metal knob fits into the center top of the jack to prevent the car from slipping off the jack, when you lift the car by means of the nut on the bottom of the jack, cranking it clock-wise to lift, and counter-clock-wise to lower, with the provided lug wrench.

Do you mean the "Stabiliser bush"?
If so, then most cars have a front stabiliser or antirollbar fitted to the front subframe and attached to the front radius arms by links with bonded rubber bushes in. Some cars have a rear system as well working in the same manner as the front.
The only way to know whats worn, is to run it up on ramps in your drive, get down and dirty, and check the supports and bar ends for a worn bush. If this repair isn't within your skills then farm it out to a good DIY or garage.

Rear stabiliser "D" bushes & stabiliser links would be the first to check. Followed by trailing arms etc... A mechanic will be able to let yu know fairly easily just by putting on hoist & haveing a look

open the rear hatch. Between the tail light housing and the rear hatch opening there is a trim strip with two flush fitted flap doors. Insert a small straight blade screwdriver into the small slot on the tail light side of the flap. Pry gently inboard and the small flap will open (the hinge side of the flap is on the side of the rear hatch opening.) Now you can remove the screws that hold the tail lamp assembly in place. Finally, there is still a "spear point" clip that fits into a socket near the front outboard corner of the assembly. Gently pry with a tape wrapped screwdriver (avoids scratches) and force the assembly straight back. The clip should release and free the assembly so you can change the bulb(s).