Rear Sway Bar Links replacement 2006-2012 Ford Fusion

Please know that I am not a professional mechanic. This is not professional advice. I am merely a backyard mechanic. Work on cars at your own risk.
In this video I walk you through how to replace the rear sway bar links in a 2012 Ford Fusion. These little link that join the rear sway bar to the rear lower control arms can be the source of clunking noises in the rear end of your vehicle.
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[@louvoodoo]

Great video!!!

[@josephchalker2174]

Thank you for the video!! Very helpful

[@macktrustable]

Great video. About to do my brothers links on his 2008 mercury milan. He hit some bad construction bumps and the top ball joint busted apart. Hearing a lot of clunking like you said.

[@rondhole]

Scott, it looks like you are in the shout with no snow. The car is really clean and no rust, not even surface rust.

[@markreid9690]

Thank you ..I've Lernt allot from you

[@june5632]

Did it stop the noise please let me know

[@purpledoge4466]

Whats the one call that's adjustable??, it's connected to the rear trailing arms.

[@guillaumelafleche9477]

So could you please explain why they needed to be replaced or exactly what was wrong or broken with them? Thanks.

[@ScottsGarage17]

The little ball joints eventually wear out. When it does so you will hear clunking noises in the rear end especially if you go over a bump.

[@guillaumelafleche9477]

@@ScottsGarage17 Thanks for the clarification and for the video. I heard noise for weeks after hitting holes pretty hard a few years back but could never quite find the broken parts. Those must have been it. I either got used to the noise and no longer hear it or more likely adding a little oil took care of the complaints.

[@markpousseur9441]

What.... no anti seize?

[@tonycervantes4816]

Why you don't show how to remove sr.. ????