Stabilizer Links & Bushings | 2002 Honda CRV | How To

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In this video I show you how to replace stabilizer links and bushings on this 2002 Honda CRV all wheel drive automatic. It's definitely a straightforward job that can be done by a DIY in the driveway. Of course the proper precautions need to be taken in order to keep yourself safe like jackstands so that you can do the job without ending up in the 6 o'clock news. I hope this video helps you out, of course if it does please subscribe to the channel and leave a comment.
As always thanks for watching and we will see you in the next one...

[@johnriggs4929]

These are the sort of videos I like - not the guy in white overalls in a spotless workshop, working on a nearly new, rust free car - this is the real world, where nuts and bolts are rusted solid, and much of the useful info is on how to loosen the damned things. Thanks a lot. Top man 👍

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

Thank you for the compliment. I appreciate it.

[@jwcool404]

Yes thanks.. You have helped me with your instructions !!!!

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

Spectacular thank you for watching. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button.

[@FensFirewood]

Both of these came back in my MOT for my 04 CRV, I will get back to this video when my fingers won’t freeze! Thanks Jimmy!

[@taracai1630]

Yet another great video, Jimmy! Keep up the good work!😊

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

Thanks Tara

[@Liinxxx]

Let’s go

[@skiptastic1000]

Nice fix, these things are often the source of rattles.

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

Thank you Alexander :-)

[@justlive9304]

Dude, you're hilarious. I just got new links. Should they move in hand right out of the box?

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

They shouldn't be loose they should definitely have some resistance. If they are loose I would return them.

[@rjtjtckt3998]

Should BOTH link bars be replaced?

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

In most cases yes. The only way I would replace just the one as I did in this video is because the other side was recently replaced. But I usually recommend replacing them in pairs if they are the original equipment or put on at the same time because they'll usually fail one after the other.

[@rjtjtckt3998]

Glad to hear that , it might have been worth a mention. Great videos

[@JimmysAutoClinic]

You know I often think about these things but I think that day I recorded two videos and unfortunately my memory isn't what it used to be LOL but I do appreciate you reaching out so I could answer you in the comments. Thanks for not just thinking I may have overlooked it. I just simply forgot. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.