Don't own one yet but hopefully soon
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Don't own one yet but hopefully soon
So I just came here looking for answers but it was hard to navigate without a login. So here I am. the g35 that I wanted to look at has ****ed up tie rods and control arms (claims the wheels don't point in the same direction). Any one know where I can get parts cheap or recommended aftermarket so I won't have to do it again in the near future? Any DIY's would help as well.
I'lll be checking it out this weekend
thanks guys
I'lll be checking it out this weekend
thanks guys
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Rockauto is best place for most parts. The control arms probably just have bad bushings which can be bought and pressed in for not much either.
Check for busted boots or play on the tie rod ends to verify they need changing.
Do a visual check on the lower/transverse control arm for tears in the bushing or lateral movement.
Check for busted boots or play on the tie rod ends to verify they need changing.
Do a visual check on the lower/transverse control arm for tears in the bushing or lateral movement.
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Rockauto is best place for most parts. The control arms probably just have bad bushings which can be bought and pressed in for not much either.
Check for busted boots or play on the tie rod ends to verify they need changing.
Do a visual check on the lower/transverse control arm for tears in the bushing or lateral movement.
Check for busted boots or play on the tie rod ends to verify they need changing.
Do a visual check on the lower/transverse control arm for tears in the bushing or lateral movement.