Delphi Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link P/N:TC1584
Delphi TC4927 front sway bar link for the 2020-2026 Ford Explorer and other vehicles connects the sway bar to the suspension to limit body roll. Some catalogs list it as a stabilizer bar link.
A worn link can show up as a clunk or rattle over bumps, or as extra body lean in corners. Other suspension parts can make similar noises, so with the car parked and the engine off, look at the front links for cracks, bends or heavy rust before you replace one. This listing is one link, and both front sides are normally replaced together.
It fits the 2020-2026 Ford Explorer and the 2020-2026 Ford Police Interceptor Utility, and each of them takes two, one for each front side.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Interchange: LB5C-3B438-AD · LB5Z-5K484-A
MS408131 · X15SL0772
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Is this a 2020-2026 Ford Explorer stabilizer link?
Yes. Delphi TC4927 is a front link that fits the 2020-2026 Ford Explorer and the 2020-2026 Ford Police Interceptor Utility.
Is this front sway bar link protected against corrosion?
Yes. Delphi applies anti-corrosion protection to each TC4927 link, and the parts are tested for 720 hours of salt spray.
How does this sway bar link guard against weld breakage?
It is made with ultrasonic molding to help prevent future weld breakage. Delphi also fatigue tests the link to avoid failure.
What noises can a worn front sway bar link make?
A worn link can cause a clunk or rattle over bumps or when turning, along with more body lean in corners. A shop can confirm which part is making the noise.
Does Delphi TC4927 replace LB5Z-5K484-A?
Yes. LB5Z-5K484-A is one of the other numbers Delphi TC4927 replaces; the Interchange line on this page lists the rest.
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