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96 GA lower control arms
Just a quick question, How hard are the lower control arms to replace????
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Re: 96 GA lower control arms
not hard if you hav the right TOOLs. You will need a manual such as Chilton or even a Hynes would probley hav the torque spefication and anything else you'd need.
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: 96 GA lower control arms
Well tools won't be a problem, I have been a mechanic for 15 years, Just always worked on diesel and heavy equiptment, cars are kinda foreign to me.
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Re: 96 GA lower control arms
You shouldnt hav much trouble with the GA, as long as you hav one of those manuals
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: 96 GA lower control arms
I assume your talking about he lower A-arm?
Did one on a Stratus, but not a grand am, didn't look much different. Best advice I can give you is have a ball joint fork to seperate the a-arm from the knuckle, and have a long pry bar to pry the a-arm down to get the lower ball joint out of the a-arm. Having a buddy there to give you a hand is worth the beer it cost. |
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Re: 96 GA lower control arms
yea I am refering to the lower control arm, thanks for the advice all.
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Re: 96 GA lower control arms
ya the fork is a must for seperating the bll jionts.
And the beers dont hurt.
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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