Delphi Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit P/N:TC1926
Tie the front stabilizer bar to the suspension and keep body roll in check with the Delphi Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit TC3228. This FRONT LEFT sway bar link is a direct-fit replacement for the 2009-2012 Nissan Maxima — see the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine-level fitment. A worn stabilizer link often shows up as a knocking or rattling noise over bumps and a vague, roll-prone feel through corners; if a failed link is the cause, this kit replaces it.
This stabilizer bar link kit is engineered against Delphi's OE expertise, with dimensional and material analysis for close OE-to-aftermarket compatibility.
Interchange: 101-6720 · 101-6721 · 101-7621 · 54668-3JA0B · 54668-3JA0C · 54668-9N00A
1016720 · 1016721 · 1017621 · 546683JA0B · 546683JA0C · 546689N00A · SL69121 · K750282 · MS30897 · JTS1350
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What is a sway bar link kit and what does it do?
It connects the sway bar to the suspension, helping control body roll during cornering. TC3228 is the FRONT LEFT link for the listed vehicles.
Which vehicles does the Delphi TC3228 fit?
It fits the 2009-2012 Nissan Maxima. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine-level details.
What position is this link?
This is the FRONT LEFT stabilizer bar link.
What are common signs this part may need replacing?
Knocking or rattling over bumps and a vague, roll-prone feel in corners can be signs of a worn link. Have the cause diagnosed, as other parts can produce similar symptoms.
How is the Delphi link built for durability?
It is fatigue tested, built with ultrasonic molding to help prevent future weld breakage, machined to micron tolerances, and treated with anti-corrosion protection.
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