you have answered your own question. the sway bar has to be replaced with the end links.

Roy

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but the sway bar has been broken for months... I've been told the upper and lower ball joints, and the tie rod end...

Response from kjlowe12
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by who. any shop with any sense would tell you to replace the sway bar first as it fits all your concerns.

start there and then see what happens.

Roy

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I was told by my dad and my friends dad.. But, wouldn't my car have been jerking the whole time, since my sway bar broke? I'm not trying to like question you nor what you know. It's just my dad thinks he knows everything, and unless I fully explain everything, he'll think you're wrong, and point me in the wrong direction..

Response from kjlowe12
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after 45 years, it is common sense to replace the broken piece first. the sway bar is a vital part of the suspension. you are stressing the front end parts by driving it the way it is.

you can believe me or not but the sway bar is square one.

Roy

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