Steering Arms
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What is a steering arm?
A steering arm is a component of a car's suspension system that connects the steering knuckle to the tie rod and helps transfer the steering wheel's movement to the tires.
What is the purpose of a steering arm?
The steering arm is an important component of the suspension system that helps to control the car's steering direction and provide stability while driving.
How can you tell if your steering arm is faulty?
If your steering arm is faulty, it can cause a variety of problems with your car's steering. Common signs of a faulty steering arm include: difficulty turning the steering wheel, clunking or knocking noises, and uneven tire wear.
Can a faulty steering arm cause damage?
If a steering arm is faulty, it can cause further damage to other components of the steering system, as well as to the tires and wheels.
How do you replace a steering arm?
Replacing a steering arm can be a difficult job and should be done by a qualified mechanic. The steps for replacing a steering arm include:
- Raise the vehicle and secure it with jack stands.
- Remove the wheel, tire, and inner fender liner.
- Disconnect the tie rod from the steering knuckle.
- Unbolt and remove the steering arm.
- Install the new steering arm, and then bolt it in place.
- Reattach the tie rod to the steering knuckle.
- Reinstall the wheel, tire, and inner fender liner.
- Lower the vehicle.