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Lower control arm - how difficult S60

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Tue Oct 6 21:05 CST 2015
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I'm a 3.5-3.75 also - that number drops daily - and I was able to do it. Tough spots for me, as best I recall, were that one or two of the chassis mount bolts runs into the engine or trans sump when extracting it, and, once it was bolted up to the chassis I had to devise a way pry down hard enough on it to slip things together at the ball joint end. Not rocket science - just tough, dirty work.

There are some fairly good videos on youtube.

Good luck.






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