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Drive up on ramps or use jack stands.

Identify bolts to remove.

Four bolts and plate removed to remove old sway bar.

Remove the end link bolts - a little dark here (see larger picture). Will need a allen wrench to stop threaded bolt rotating whilst removing nut.

Stock swar bar is removed.

The comparison between the new and stock rear sway bars.

Test fitting new rear sway bar.

Add the lubed bushing and bolt up the rear first prior to the end links. Use 30 - 40 lbs torque on the reat two plate bolts.

All done and tight. The plate with 4 bolts also put back.