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Old 08-20-2005, 09:22 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Changing lower Control arm?

How hard is it to change the drivers side lower control arm on a 97 corolla? Would it be wise for me to do it or pay the 300 to have it installed. Now i mean i can do a lot of things ike i only work on my truck though! Any tips? Also What is the cheapest you guys think i can get one for?
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Old 08-27-2005, 08:27 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I'm trying to do it right now and i cant get one bolt off b/c it's blocked by something up front on the drivers side. i don't know what it is but it's hot
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Really it should be a fairly easy thing to do, as long as the bushings are already in the replacement part.
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The only reference I have is the 1996 Prizm Manual
Control Arm/Suspension Crossmember
Remove or disconnect
1. Raise and suitable support vehicle
2. Front wheel
3. One bolt, two nuts and seperate ball stud from the control arm
4. Three bolts and losen left control arm retaining bracket
5. Bolt and seperate rear transaxe mount from the suspension crossmember (automatic transaxle)
6. Install support jack under engine crossmember (automatic transaxle)
7. Bolt and separate engine crossmember from suspension crossmember (automatic transaxle)
8. Three bolts and losen right control arm retaining bracket
9. Install support jack under suspension crossmember (automaic transaxle)
10. Losen and lower suspension crossmember from body (automatic transaxle)
11. Control arm-to-crossmember mounting bolt and remove control arm from vehicle.

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