Dodge Durango Stabilizer Links

If you have no experience in replacing control arms, please seek professional help.

First, safely lift the front of the vehicle to remove the front wheel, nuts, and bolts. Remove the old stabilizer link using the appropriate tools, install the new stabilizer link, and tighten the nuts to the correct torque. Then reinstall the front wheel, and finally, test drive the vehicle to ensure there are no unusual noises and that the handling feels stable.

To check the sway bar (stabilizer) links on a Dodge Durango, start by ensuring both wheels on the same axle are either fully raised or fully lowered—this balances tension and allows accurate inspection. Then, grasp each link and rock it vertically and horizontally; if there’s excessive play, clunking, or noticeable movement, the links likely need tightening or replacement.