MOOGK90457 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link for Honda Accord

These sway bar end links were easy to install on the 8th Gen Accord Sedan, and the best part about them is they have grease fittings.

The part was easy to install because you can actually use a wrench to hold the inside to prevent it from turning. The grease nipple is a plus also

Links took care of the noise I was getting from my front end, have had them installed for a while and no issues..

A few weeks back I had to bring my car in for an oil change and I was told that the sway bar link on the front passenger side was broken. My car, a 2004 Acura TSX, has 125,000+ miles on it so it looks like general wear and tear were the culprit. I was quoted over $250 for the repair so I decided to look elsewhere but after getting a similar or higher estimate from 2 other places I decided to purchase this Moog part along with the same piece for front driver side (might as well replace both so I know they are both new and working properly). I brought the car back to my parent's house (I can't do repairs on my car where I live as I park in a large parking lot) and got to work on the replacing both sway bar links. The toughest part was getting the old parts off as the one was broken and the other looked like it was about to fail so getting a good grip on both was tough. Also, the OEM part required a allen key but the hole had become rusted and it proved to be quite difficult to remove. Once both parts were removed the actual install of the new pieces took no time at all (much better design than the OEM parts, not allen key needed). The install took some time but in the end I saved a couple hundred dollars and the parts are working great.

Fast Shipping Looks Good quality. Gave it 4 stars because I haven’t installed yet

Great replacement for the busted OEM links on my 2003 Honda Accord v6 coupe.The OEM links were very difficult to get out--Honda designed the bolts to take an allen key to keep them from spinning when you put a wrench on the nut, and of course that stripped out. I had to put a cutoff wheel on the dremel to convince the old links to come out. Good riddance.These links are a much better design. You put a wrench on the bolt--just look at the listing's pictures if that doesn't make sense. And they take grease! So I expect these to last a long time, and for them to be easy to replace if they fail.I try to remember to regrease these when I take the wheels off for an oil change (yes, Honda put the oil filter behind a wheel). They haven't needed a whole lot of grease so far.

Put these on my 2010 Acura TSX. The old ones were definitely worn out. These stiffened up the steering and made the car much more responsive. Easy fix!

Installed these on my 2010 Honda Accord EXL V6 coupe after removing the factory originals which partially made my steering stability very wishy washy installed these after receiving them from Amazon shocked by their shipping speed the ups guy handed them to I immediately went work on them took a little over an hour for me these should be factory standards the originals from Honda are inferior !!!