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Looking for a connector for trailer lights on my 98 (built in 97). I see a connector rear passenger side on the frame rail near bumper, does anyone have any info on that plug? Thanks

Yes, it spans between the two lower control arms, directly beneath the steering rack.

So I was looking to jack my front end up and grabbed the big cup floor jack. Used a 4 inch piece of 2x4 between cup and member DEAD center (I measured it). Stopped before wheels were barely off the ground as I had a feeling I should use a longer piece of wood (3x3x8). Did I possibly do any harm? How strong is it? Thanks in advance.

When you say shear off do you mean just meant to be cut? I guess if the bolts snapped off at worst I'd be riding around with no rear anti sway? Until I could make new threads since you can't get a nut up in there?

Do you have a picture of the bracket? I feel as if the threads are OK since they are up in the frame and the bolt head rust is deceiving.

When I was at the dealer the bolts they gave me were two different sizes. I used a grinding disc to get the lower arm bolts off on the rear. When I put the arms back on (pressed the bushings in myself) the bolts had clearance all around. They didn't seem to be the same size as what was on there (factory original), longer in fact. I was wondering if I could put the bolts in the other direction on the top? The FSM specifically shows direction of the bolt. I believe I wouldn't have to touch that bracket if so.

Any thoughts? Has no one done this before? ??

Hello all I am trying to take off my rear upper control arms but the sway bar bracket is in the way of the front bolt head on each side. What are the chances of those bolts breaking off in the frame? They look pretty rusted. Has anyone been able to do this? Thanks in advance,