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Rear end sway problem after installing halfshafts.

alrodri8

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Fixed the swaying issue by torqueing the bolt circled in yellow to spec. There was space in between the bushing from not torqueing correctly. Easy fix.
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That's your inner toe rod bolt. Your toe was probably changing while driving and made your rear end feel unstable, especially at highway speeds. May be a good idea to get your alignment checked after torquing this down if you're still on factory toe rods. :thumbsup:
 

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I'm having the same exact problem after installing the half shafts. if you notice the driver side half shaft is longer than the passenger side. I believe i put the shafts in opposite of right and left. The DSS box marked RH, which i consider passenger side seems to be wrong or was in the wrong box. if you look up part number: FR33-4K139-BC it's the longer shaft, which came out of my driver's side (LH). I'll update if this solved my issue of the sway.
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