Insert a bit of rubber tube will last much better

I’ve been watching so many videos on sway bar links and bushings diy fixing my mechanics are charging me way too much money to fix this problem I had replaced the bushings last year and I still kept getting clunky sounds on my turns the told me I needed to replace my entire suspension because it was all shot to hell but what I didn’t tell them I had recently had my suspension examined by not 2 but 3 local shops and they all gave me good reviews on my suspension I had a feeling that my original mechanic was doing some shady work so I started doing my own work on my truck and also to be more safe I wold take it to one of the 3 shops that gave me honest feedback to look over my work to be certain I was doing good job and videos like this have help me to save lots of money by doing work myself and to always get more options with different mechanics to see what makes more sense of why and how things work and fail so keep making videos that can help us save money but also stay safe behind the wheels.

Nice n stingy -- just my style! Could you curl a length of thin metal into the bush? And what's this Teflon tape somebody mentioned?

Dealers said 23MM diameter for 2016 onwards and 21MM for 2015 and below. My advise get 21MM and do what this guy showing but use Locktight Extreme tape. My new bush started getting a slight knock and thats using brand new Poly bush. You really can't have any slightest of gap because that turns into a clonk in the cabin.

I think aa a result of the wear....the anti roll bar touches and dats when u hear the clonk klucking metal to metal sound especially over rough roads.

How much KM you can drive with this fix?

Where’s this shop

Self amalgamating tape (army spec) round bar, and same round Bush.

Gaffer tape is a "fix all" pity they didnt have it on the Sub!

Man I've seen cowboys at work!! BUT THIS????

Teflon tape work better