Key Features
• Fitment: for Chevy;for C2500 1988-1989;for C3500 1989-1990;for GMC;for C2500 1988-1989;for C3500 1989
• Number of Pieces: 4 control arms
• Location: Left and right,front
• Part Number: 12543997, 12543998, 15665554, 15665555, 17088883, 520171, 520172, 522177, GS20346, GS20347, GS9707
• Greasable: Greasable
Product Description
What is Control Arm
Control arm is a critical suspension component that connects the vehicle’s 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.
Fitment
for Chevy
for C2500 1988-1989
for C3500 1989-1990
for Gmc
for c2500 1988-1989
for c3500 1989
Item Offered
Number of pieces:4 control arms
Position
Location:left and right,front
Part Number
520171,GS20347,522177,15665554,17088883,15665555,GS20346,GS9707,520172,12543997,12543998
Bundle Listing
Yes
Greasable
Greasable
Part Name
Control arm
Quantity
Set of 4
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.
Considerations Relating to the Use of Control Arm
Control arm is essential for maintaining proper wheel alignment and manipulation. regular inspection is favored, especially if experiencing unusual vibrations or uneven tire wear. proper installation is crucial to ensure optimal suspension performance. when replacing control arm, it is important to choose preferable materials to ensure durability and security under assorted driving conditions.
