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Alignment needed after control arm replacement? 200 1989

posted by  lrisius on  Tue Dec 22 11:31 CST 2009
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Thanks! Those sound like some good suggestions to test it. I'll check the upper strut mount for sure. I don't think she actually went over the curb, just kind of skidded into it obliquely. Slight damage to the rim. A small gouge in the tire. Wheel pushed back till it was rubbing slightly. Control arm crumpled but was 20 years old with some rust. Sway bar link had a slight bend in the long part, maybe 5-10 degrees?
Thanks again!
Lyle






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