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I have a 2003 trailblazer LT 4x4 4.2l which has been lifted. I think the front is 3" and rear is 2" but I don't know for sure. I just got it back from the mechanic where I had front hubs, CV axles, rotors, pads, all 4 control arms, ball joints, outer tied rod ends replaced. Unfortunately the...

Hey all I recently did my rear end links and sway bar bushings on my 03 Trailblazer. I think a missed something, because on one side, I can see the bolt where it connects to the frame moving up and down as I rock the car. I cranked it down as tight as I could on the repair, and checked the...

2003 Trailblazer EXT Front Sway Bar Bushing Bracket installation question. I replaced my front sway bar bushings but I’m not sure I put the brackets back on correctly. Each side at the bottom of each bracket has a short lip and a long lip that helps hold the bushing in place. Should the long...

If you swap out your front sway bar bushings, don't forget to grease them with some heavy axle grease. I foolishly thought silicon spray lubricant would be enough. :bonk:

2008 Trailblazer LT I6 2WD When I turn right while driving I hear 2-3 thunks or pops. Its not repetitive. Also I have vibration at 70+ mph. I took a look and saw that I have no end links whatsoever and the right CV boot is a bit crumpled like it was hit. Its slowing dripping...

Thinking of doing all the sway bar links and tie rods on 2002 Envoy with 320k kms on it, due to getting a bit of a loose feeling in steering and tracking. Found this kit http://www.primechoiceautoparts.ca/p-57486-fourteen-14-piece-chassis-suspension-kit-for-a-trailblazer-envoy-or-bravada.aspx...

Hey guys, I hope this will help some of you when you need to replace your sway bar end links. It is an easy job and in the video I give some tips that I learned to make it go faster! Let me know what you think! And if you like the video, give it a "thumbs up" on YouTube for me (it helps me...