[artyom462]

Hello , my sway bar is hitting with my control arm I don't know if it normal I and everytime the car move slowly I heard a knocking sound have a vid please let me know if it normal thanks

 

[artyom462]

 

[Drunken Elvis]

No, the roll/sway bar is not supposed to contact the control arm. It has shifted to one side. Perhaps the bushings have become worn and allowed it to creep to the side. Should be able to loosen the bushing clamps and shift the bar back to the center. New bushings may be required to keep it there.
If you have changed the sway bar end links to an incorrect length, this may also cause the problem but it would contact the control arms on both sides.

I believe this problem has come up on this forum in the past. A search of this forum may come up with more detailed cures for this problem.

 

[artyom462]

No, the roll/sway bar is not supposed to contact the control arm. It has shifted to one side. Perhaps the bushings have become worn and allowed it to creep to the side. Should be able to loosen the bushing clamps and shift the bar back to the center. New bushings may be required to keep it there.
If you have changed the sway bar end links to an incorrect length, this may also cause the problem but it would contact the control arms on both sides.

I believe this problem has come up on this forum in the past. A search of this forum may come up with more detailed cures for this problem.

Thanks will this cause any safety problem?

 

[Drunken Elvis]

Any time your suspension is not as it should be, one could say it's not as safe as it should be. What if, while turning and/or hitting some bumps, the bar shifted more and became jammed in some crazy position? I would take care of it sooner than later. It's not an expensive fix. Everyone would have their own opinion on this.

 

[DrivenDaily]

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[campb292]

This was reported as fixed by the OP!