Duralast sway bar endlinks - white mark ?

[32sho]

I am installing new sway bar endlinks, and the new Duralast ones have a white mark on one end. I have looked at the ShoTimes website and they say the a red mark indicates placement on the right side of the car and green a placement on the left side of the car. AZ could not help me and have not found a link for this on the forum.What is the correct placement of these endlinks. Thanks

 

[Bob Gervais]

I'm guessing they're fronts, and plastic? If so, the Ford ones were normally marked with "right up" and "left up" or top... something to that effect. I'd take a guess that the white mark indicates the end they want you to install into the strut end.

 

[32sho]

These are a steel shaft with a link on each end and have no engraving on them at all. I am guessing that maybe white mark goes up on one side of the car and down on the other side. Both are for the front of the car. If I can't find any other info. I'm will put the white mark up on the right side of the car and down on the left side of the car.

 

[notbange]

As long as you can reach whatever grease fittings the endlinks have when installed, I don't see how it would matter which side is up. The moog ones have instructions to install with the upper grease fitting facing backwards or something, but the duralast links I have installed have the grease fitting in the center of the joint so it wouldn't matter which end was up.

 

[jmpSHO2nd]

I usually install mine the opposite of what the manufacturer recmmends because it is easier to get at the grease fiitings. I have been doing this for a while now and I never had any problems so far.
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[32sho]

Ok thanks , I have alredy installed them. We'll see what happens. I was just alittle confused because there were a couple postings that said it did matter. But looking at the endlinks, it seemed like it would not matter.