Caviler wheels

I would look for the damaged insulation in the wiring to it.

Ensure the bend in the lower strut bracket faces rearward on the left side and forward on the right side of the vehicle. Upper spring seat with the cutout facing the inside of the vehicle. Torque theupper mounting bolts to 31-40 ft. lbs. (42-54 Nm) and the lower through-bolt to 82-93 ft. lbs. (112-126 Nm).

If everything plugged into the engine without changing anything I would try it with the cavaliers ECM there is a lot of vehicle specific information in it. These ECMs are not programable. I hope this helps you, take care

you will have to remove the door panels and remove the motor assembly. likely a piece has fallen off or deteriorated causing the track to stick and thus the problem. if any parts are bent and you can bend them back this will fix it too. but remove the window completely to do this procedure. if the window is a manual window, then same deal. remove the window and all the parts and re-assemble if you can or buy the broken pieces from a junkyard first then from the store if you canot find them in a junkyard.

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The sway bar gives from side to side so I doubt your problem is in that. Of course it is really hard for me to pinpoint your problem without inspecting the vehicle, how hard did the vehicle hit the curb? If it hit it pretty hard and severely bent the lower control arm, I would suspect that you have some frame damage.

You need to really inspect the frame where the lower control arm mounts, it may help to look at the other side and compare it to the damaged side. You'll be looking for slight wrinkles or bends in places near where the control arm mounts or follow back and keep looking for any signs of slight signs of damage.

And, are we talking about the front, rear or both on the vehicle?
If it's the rear, the rear is weaker than the front. Follow the frame rail all the way towards the middle and look for signs of damage.

If you look closely, you should be able to find the damaged area.
It being a '94 it doesn't take much damage for your insurance to total the vehicle out, (if you happen to have full coverage insurance and file it.)
I hope this may help.