Steering Idler Arm Bushings
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What is a Steering Idler Arm Bushing?
A Steering Idler Arm Bushing is an automotive part that connects the steering linkage to the frame of the vehicle. It helps to absorb road shock and reduce road noise.
How can I tell if my Steering Idler Arm Bushing is faulty?
A faulty Steering Idler Arm Bushing can cause a number of issues such as increased road noise, excessive play in the steering wheel, and a knocking or clunking sound when turning. In addition, if the bushing is worn out it may cause the steering linkage to move out of alignment.
Can a faulty Steering Idler Arm Bushing cause damage?
Yes, a faulty Steering Idler Arm Bushing can cause damage to other parts of the steering system, including the steering linkage, steering rack, and steering column.
How do I replace a Steering Idler Arm Bushing?
To replace a Steering Idler Arm Bushing, you will need a socket wrench, a pry bar, and a replacement bushing. First, remove the nut that secures the bushing to the frame. Then, pry the bushing away from the frame. Finally, install the replacement bushing and secure it with the nut.