and the issues continue with Delilah... :th_tongue2:
I drove through a bunch of wet leaves. Didn't wreck my car.
Just replace the bushings. unless the control arm is rusted to the point where the bushings don't fit snug into the control arm. otherwise theyll pop out. Most likely you'll just have to replace the bushings. theyre like $15 a piece i believe.Was told my lower control arm bushings are shot, while having cv shafts changed... question - can i just replace the bushings or do the arms need changed too?
Just replace the bushings. unless the control arm is rusted to the point where the bushings don't fit snug into the control arm. otherwise theyll pop out. Most likely you'll just have to replace the bushings. theyre like $15 a piece i believe.
I didn't even look to see if they were rusted. i'm back to just wanting to drop a match in the gas tank, between the rust and suspension issues.
I feel your pain. i have 5g of maintenance into a car worth nothing lol consistently one thing a week.I didn't even look to see if they were rusted. i'm back to just wanting to drop a match in the gas tank, between the rust and suspension issues.
Was told my lower control arm bushings are shot, while having cv shafts changed... question - can i just replace the bushings or do the arms need changed too?
no noise yet, but i do have an occasional bit of shaking in the front end.I feel your pain. i have 5g of maintenance into a car worth nothing lol consistently one thing a week.
But personally i dont believe the bushings are something you need to rush to get done, theyre not going anywhere. mine have been popped out for months. out of sight, out of mind. the creeking sound is kind of annoying though...
buy new lca's, they run 40 bucks a side, (dorman) no drilling the ball joint out, no fighting with the bushings. easy peasy
Let me guess, you took it in somewhere and they did an inspection, and gave you a list of a ton of things that they say needs to b replaced, right? Been there, done that. Only a few things really needed replacement out of them. The rest were just from the books what should be done at a certain mileage, and were still fine. Suspension is easy on GP's, and prices online are very inexpensive comparing to many other cars.