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

posted by  Dakar09 on  Mon Nov 25 11:55 CST 2013
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That's good news the control arm bracket didn't seem to shift.

Unfortunately, the only way to tell if the rack has shifted or the subframe was tweaked is to rebuild it and see what you get. If you find the parts don't line up as they should or the steering shakes, pulls to one side, or can't be aligned properly, then you have your answer.

You could also be perfectly fine with just replacing the broken parts and getting it back on the road with no issues. I hope this is the case.

Good luck and keep us posted on what you find!!






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