Questions & Answers for: Saturn replace control arm bushings

...control arm bushings may be at fault, especially if you have had a fender bender. I would start with the stabilizer links (it's a do-it-yourself project) and then go from there. A good way to check ...

...control arms and ball joints. He indicated everything looked ok. He suggested a problem with the tires but I had already been to Discount Tire (where I purchased the tires) and they found nothing ...

...control arm bushings (not likely), really bad wheel bearings (if you hear a loud grinding as well), but most likely it's the strut tower bushing/bearing assembly, do not attempt to replace these on ...

replace the whole control arm, if the bushing is shot most likely the ball joint on the other end is past its life too and the sway bar bushing as well. That way you do not have to pay duplicate labor

...control arm problem. I would like to know how to replace the bushings in the arm, how many bushings are there and is it necessary to replace both sides. You always do both side of anything Wheel ...

...control arm side). If it is an occaional squeek on it like going over a small bump. Well you should check the idle arm. if it is loose that is your problem right there. It should be tight and almost ...

replace the controll arm bushings on a 2003 saturn L200. I'd be willing to bet that a standard ball joint remover/installer would work on this application. Looks like a big "c" clamp with adapters

could be: strut mounts or struts control arm bushing, inside, middle, or the ball joint outer tie rod ends wheel bearings everything up there wears with age and needs replaced at least every 10 years

control arm and radius replacement question I have a 1996 saturn sl and whenever I went over a bump or released the brake from a complete stop I hear a "clunk" from the front passenger wheel