🔗 Stabilizer End Link by Beck Arnley 101-6913 Review

Nuts have bad threads. I had to remove the old link and clean it (there was no tap with that thread size), screw on the old link to clean the threads as it was very difficult to attempt tightening on the car.

This was the correct part number for the 2008 Honda Odyssey (LX,EX,EXL). They are sealed and require no lubrication or maintenance. #6 hex wrench on end of stud for easy installation. I would recommend/buy this product.

Wow, I'm really surprised at the difference this made to our odyssey! No more front end pop and the ride has changed from very soft to supportive! Even my wife commented that the ride was better and the front dive was gone. I bought replacement stabilizer bushings at the same time, but the touring model is 24, not 23mm. If you have pneumatic tools, it makes the job a lot easier. If you have hand tools, you can use a vise on the inside of the boot to keep it from turning, soak the threads in a…

They are well built and the lowest price I have found for my 2006 Honda Odyssey minivan. They were 1/2 inch longer than the ones I removed, but since I changed both, it didn't cause any problems. The stabilizer bar would be in a slightly different position, but the minivan would still drive smoothly. The links are supplied with nylon. - Insert the locknuts and the nylon was split and came out of one of the locknuts. When I installed it about 1/3 of the nylon came out and broke the lock nut…

I bought BA 101-6913 stabilizer link for my Odyssey 06. I heard some kind of bang. The original links were 10 years old so I changed them anyway although they are not broken, one was still stiff and the other was a bit loose. It helped the sound a bit. Now, 4 years later, these BA links are completely out of order, almost unplugged. The trunk rotted and cracked, dirt and salt got in, it quickly decayed. So I guess you get what you pay for. It's half the price of an OEM Honda link but they only…