Proper order for replacing front end parts

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usocazy

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Looking to replace the lower control arms, sway bars and tie rods.

If doing all of this the same weekend, what order should I replace the parts or does it matter?

Will get the alignment check afterwards as well.

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Well, the sway bar and tie rods can be done by themselves at any time, but you have to unbolt the sway bar endlinks to get the lower control arm off and you should take the spindle off in order to change the lower control arm (I've seen people do it without though), so the lower control arm replacement would obviously be first. After that, the other two can be done and it wouldn't matter which you did first or last.
 
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Next question. What's the best sequence to remove coil over struts, lower control arms, sway bar links and tie rod ends?

Pretty much a good portion of the front end assembly.

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End links.
Tie rods.
Lower control arms
Struts.

That's the order I would do it.
 
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