Lateral Arm and Ball Joint Assemblies
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What is a lateral arm and ball joint assembly?
A lateral arm and ball joint assembly is a device that connects the suspension of a car to the wheel and axle. It allows the wheel to move up and down, as well as side-to-side, depending on the type of car.
How do I know if my lateral arm and ball joint assembly is faulty?
You can check for signs that the assembly is worn out or broken. If you hear a clunking sound when turning or going over bumps, this could be a sign of the assembly being worn out. You can also check for loose bolts or broken parts.
Can a faulty lateral arm and ball joint assembly cause damage to my car?
Yes, a faulty lateral arm and ball joint assembly can cause damage to other parts of the car, such as damage to the tires, suspension, and other components.
How do I replace a lateral arm and ball joint assembly?
To replace a lateral arm and ball joint assembly, you will need to:
- Raise the car and place it on jack stands.
- Remove the old assembly.
- Install the new assembly.
- Tighten the bolts.
- Lower the car and test drive.