Rear swaybar links: oem or aftermarket

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11-21-16 | 01:43 PM

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bmore430

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Thanks for those diagrams!

My drivers side height control sensor was definetly bad. First symptom was the AFS OFF light flashing. I pulled the sensor off and opened it up to find one of the 3 springs inside was completely corroded. These units have a very poor seal and allowed moisture in.

I ordered a new sensor from Lexus and will be installing at the same time the rear suspension is gone through.

Energy Suspension Poly Links went in today. Direct bolt in according to the shop. They are slightly longer than stock even at the shortest adjustment but that did not affect anything. Old links had a lot of play and we're leaking a brownish liquid from them so glad I went with new ones. Should be a nice upgrade with the new sport swaybar and bushings.