3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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I have a 1994 camry LE, with the I4. Its a coupe. How do I know what diameter the rear sway bar is, because I need to replace the bushings and they offer a 15/16mm, and a 17mm. Thanks, any advice appreciated.
I looked at my 96 camry, and the sway bar appeared to have some kind of plastic coating which was torn off around the bushing. so maybe it uses 17mm with the plasticoating, and 15/16mm without the coating.
I looked at my 96 camry, and the sway bar appeared to have some kind of plastic coating which was torn off around the bushing. so maybe it uses 17mm with the plasticoating, and 15/16mm without the coating.
No, I highly doubt that.
But i need an answer please guys.
I have a 1994 camry LE, with the I4. Its a coupe. How do I know what diameter the rear sway bar is, because I need to replace the bushings and they offer a 15/16mm, and a 17mm. Thanks, any advice appreciated.
Is it me??? But why not just get a small metric ruler and measure the diameter of the rsb? The rsb is easily accessible without jacking up the car....at least for a small person.
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'95 I4 Camry sedan (Japan), Silver Annv., nearing 200K
Go to Toyota Parts and ask for a RSB bushing and look at the side of it. It will say 15. I swear that is the size because I just looked at one last week.
The 92-96 4CYL has the same diameter of 15mm
part number 48818-33031
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92 Camry 4 cyl 5 Spd
390,000km, Retrofited Projectors + 6000k HID, 2500k Fogs, SRI, K-Sport Coilovers, TRD Rear Sway Bar, GEN4 Ralco Short Shifter, Alpine 7" IVA-D900, 2 x 10" MTX / MTX 900W Amp
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