Delphi Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link P/N:TC1539
Delphi TC8367 front sway bar link for the 2023-2026 Toyota Camry and other vehicles ties the sway bar to the suspension. The link carries sway bar load to help limit body roll in corners.
A worn link, which some shops call a stabilizer bar link, can show up as a clunk or rattle over bumps, or a looser feel in turns. Those signs alone do not prove the link is at fault; a worn sway bar bushing can make a similar noise. This listing is one link, and the front pair is normally replaced together.
It fits the 2023-2026 Toyota Camry, the 2019-2025 Toyota RAV4 and the 2020-2026 Toyota Highlander, which take two links apiece, as well as many other Toyota and Lexus models.
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Interchange: 542-546 · 48820-06100 · 48820-0R050 · 48820-42040 · 48820-F6010
1018645 · KSLF4528 · KSLF4529 · K750966 · MK90344 · X50SL0721
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is this the right sway bar for a 2023-2026 Toyota Camry?
Yes, Delphi TC8367 fits the 2023-2026 Toyota Camry, which takes two links. If your car is not named here, look it up on the Buyer's Guide tab before you order.
How many Delphi sway bar links go on a 2020-2026 Toyota Highlander?
The 2020-2026 Toyota Highlander takes two front links. This listing is one link, and the front pair is normally replaced together.
Is this front sway bar link made in the United States?
No. Delphi TC8367 lists Turkey as its country of origin.
Does Delphi TC8367 replace number 48820-06100?
Yes, 48820-06100 is one of the numbers this link interchanges with, along with 48820-0R050, 48820-42040 and 542-546.
What noises can a worn front sway bar link make?
A worn front link can clunk or rattle over bumps and may leave the front end feeling loose in turns. A shop can inspect the link and the bar's bushings for play.
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