What is this metal band on my swaybar called?

After a weekend of moderate wheeling, I noticed this metal band/compression strap hanging loose on the driver-side swaybar of my KDSS-equipped ORP. I can't find a parts diagram that identifies it. Can anyone tell me what this is called so I can figure out how to replace it?


For the sake of reference, here's the same band, still tight, on the passenger side:



If you know what this is called, please let me know! Once I know what to search for, I should be able to find instructions for replacing it.

Thanks!

 

Not sure if it's sold seperate from the bushing. Instead, replace it with this:

https://drkdss.com/en-ca/collections/kdss/products/kdss-front-sway-bar-billet-clamps-pair

 

Based on the diagram posted by @Borracho Loco, which doesn't show that part specifically, I'd say those are lower bushing clamps. This video shows removing them and replacing them with billet clamps from Dr. KDSS as @Tooly mentioned above:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lO7H_WqiMQU

 

It looks like it's just a random metal clamp. Which is probably available anywhere.

 

Agreed. They look like thin hose clamps.

 

Can't you just put a hose clamp on it?

 

This type looks similar. You'd just need the right diameter.

$24 PEROMI 210PCS 304 Stainless Steel Single Ear Hose Clamp Assortment Kit - 12 Sizes (6-36.1mm) Stepless Adjustable Cinch Clamps with Pincer Tool for Automotive, Plumbing, Garden & Industrial Use

https://www.amazon.com/PEROMI-Stain...=crimp+automotive+hose+clamps,aps,199&sr=8-14

 

Similar to the boot clamp but only smaller, I thought it was to locate secure the sway bar bushing.

 

Its called an Oetiker Ear Clamp
It goes on that rubber boot on the sway bar clamp it has just slipped off

 

would definitely recommend replacing with the Dr. KDSS version. They are much thicker and stronger. Nice color options too.

 

Just replace it with a metal ziptie, something like this:

$9 Keadic 30Pcs 14"es 304 Stainless Steel Zip Ties Exhaust Wrap Coated Locking, Metal Cable Zip Ties for Computer Wire Harness, Automotive Parts and more

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P2W2VCJ/ If you take your TRD Off Road off road, it'll be good to have a pack on hand for steering rack boots, CV boots, etc.