Key Features
• Fitment:for Ford,for Focus 2013-2018,for Transit Connect 2014-2022
• Ball Joint Specifications:Bolt on
• Control Arm Ball Joint Specifications:Ball joint included
• Control Arm Material Specifications:Stamped steel
• Part Number:4194945046
Product Description
What is Control Arm
Control arm is a critical suspension component that connects the vehicle frame to the steering knuckle, allowing the wheels to move up and down while maintaining alignment. by controlling the movement of the wheels, control arm ensures that the vehicle handles properly and that the tires wear evenly. this component is vital for the overall stability and security of the vehicle, contributing to a smoother and extra controlled ride.
the Story of Control Arm
Control arm has been a pivotal part of vehicle suspension systems for decades, evolving with advancements in automotive technology. originally made from simple stamped steel, modern control arms are now engineered from high-strength materials designed to withstand the demands of today vehicles. the development of control arm reflects the ongoing pursuance of enhancing vehicle stability, security, and comfort for drivers and passengers alike.
Fitment
for Ford
for Focus 2013-2018
for Transit Connect 2014-2022
Specification
Ball joint specifications: bolt on
Control arm ball joint specifications: ball joint included
Control arm material specifications: stamped steel
Part Number
4194945046
Adjustable
No
Bushings Included
Yes
Control Arm Bushing Count
2 bushings
Feature
These steering and suspension parts come pre-greased sealed and do not require servicing
How to Install Control Arm
Installing control arm requires lifting the vehicle and securing it on jack stands. extract the wheel and any components obstructing connect to the arm. carefully detach the decrepit control arm from the frame and wheel hub. install the new control arm, ensuring proper alignment and secure fastening of all bolts. reassemble the suspension components and perform a wheel alignment to ensure proper manipulation and tire wear.
