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Old 08-11-2009, 07:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Left side rear axle?

The back left tire on my car is bent in a little bit. The tire has an uneven tread and you can see that the tire sits unevenly when you look from behind.

I'm assuming someone hit a curb. What exactly is the part called that's bent? Axle, CV Halfshaft?

And where could I buy this part for cheap? Local Autozone wants 60 bucks + tax for a CV Halfshaft. (If that's even it).

Thanks for the help.
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Old 08-11-2009, 09:00 PM   #2 (permalink)
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there are no axles on the rear only control arms. I would suggest taking it to a dealership or alignment shop and asking them to look around under there or see how close to spec they can get it
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It can either be a bent strut, knuckle, or perhaps the rear control arm if its way out of spec. They'll be able to tell u when they perform a diagnostic alignment check. Hopefully tis nothin major for u so u can save some money, good luck.
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I was going to go put on new tires at Sams Club this weekend and get an allignment done right away. I don't want to put on new tires and have them tread unevenly right away.

I guess I'll call Sams and see if they can look at it first.
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I took it to a shop that my dad trusted, they inspected it for a little bit and gave me some really, really bad news. They said the whole assembly needs to be replaced. Knuckle, strut, control arm, everything. They ordered the whole assembly from a junkyard (with warranty) and are replacing it.

250 dollars for parts + labor.

My wallet. It burns.
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$250 sounds like a good price.
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