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Fitment:
1999-2006 For chevrolet Silverado 1500 RWD
1999-2006 For gmc Sierra 1500 RWD
Package Including:
2 x Part # K80942 Front Upper Control Arms + Ball Joint
2 x Part # K6539 Front Lower Ball Joint
2 x Part # K80631 Front Sway Bar End Link
2 x Part # EV370 Driver & Passenger Side Inner Tie Rod End
2 x Part # ES3492 Driver & Passenger Side Outer Tie Rod End
Service:
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10-Year Warranty
Free Return
Control Arm Problems：
Problems are different for the different parts of this auto part. Control arm bushings break down and cause the metal parts to come into contact. Ball joints wear down and produce excessive play. The main body may rust, bend or break to cause drivability issues. Let us look at the possible problem for each part.
Main body damage- depending on the type of material used, a control arm’s body may rust. This happens if the component comes into contact with water or moisture over a long period. Rust affects the structural integrity of a control arm. It also makes replacing the components at either end difficult.
The body of a control arm may also crack, bend, or break under extreme conditions. These include collisions, excessive vehicle abuse, or the wheels hitting a curb. A control arm can also damage if wrongly hooked when being towed.
Control arm bushings damage– control arm bushings are mostly rubber and susceptible to breakage and wear. Over time and if subjected to extreme usage, the bushings can fail to allow the metal components of the suspension to touch.
Bad control arm bushings are loose and cannot restrict the movement of the control arm they are mounted to. They also do not absorb vibrations to dampen off the noise. That leads to rough rides and difficulties controlling the vehicle. The vehicle makes unusual and annoying noises while driving.
Control arm ball joint damage at the end of control arms where they attach to the steering knuckle or wheel assembly mounts a ball joint. Some control arms come with a built-in or permanent ball joint, while others use a separate joint. If the ball joint is permanently attached, its damage would mean having to replace the control arm.
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