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Driver side control arm rear sliped out from rear bushing bracket. 200 1991

posted by  Dakar09 on  Mon Nov 25 09:03 CST 2013
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If the rear control arm bracket is still attached to the frame and doesn't appear to have shifted, you may be able to salvage it with a new control arm, sway bar link, and ball joint.

I think you're more likely looking at a damaged or shifted steering rack, possibly tweaked subframe where all those pieces connect, and damage to or shifting of that rear control arm bracket. If it took that much damage to one side of the front end, with the focus on the wheel itself and the suspension/steering components, I'd be very surprised if you could get it right again.






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