What is this?

Asked by Jenn Mar 21, 2018 at 02:33 PM about the 2007 Pontiac G6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Not sure what this piece is called? Also wondering
if it can just be fixed or if i need to replace it
completely?

3 Answers

101,545

Sway bar link - just replace them, they're fairly cheap. $25 for a set.

101,545

A little more info for you: the curvy heavier bar is the sway bar - it's mounted to the frame via bushings. The straight thinner bar is the sway bar link. It mounts to the sway bar at the bottom, and to the strut at the top. Yours has obviously separated from the sway bar. Toss it and slap some new ones on there. No special tools needed.

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