Replacing 13-18 Nissan Altima Rear Control arms!
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- Опубліковано 8 бер 2024
- Brief overview of how to replace your worn or broken rear control arms on your 2013 to 2018 Nissan Altima. These control arms are prone to break at the bushing connection area and leave the car disabled and or unsafe to operate!
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Well done!
Excellent tips and tricks! Great information.
I appreciate you, as always, Bill Tucker!
Thanks a lot Smitty. Doing mine now 💪🏾
Good luck to ya!
@@SmittysShop Got her done!
I’m here because my GF just broke her left rear control arm. Definitely a defect!
No doubt in my mind!!!
Not sure where you're at but in Cleveland if that stab link is more than 6 months old, it's getting torched off and replaced. Also, those cam bolts are going to be froze to the bushing sleeves and probably melted off and replaced too.
@@PoliticallyIncorrectMechanic Upstate NY and surprisingly, this one came apart fairly easy. It was a friends car and spent the majority of its life garage kept!
@@PoliticallyIncorrectMechanic Upstate NY and surprisingly, this one came apart fairly easy. It was a friends car and spent the majority of its life garage kept!
@@SmittysShopitd have to be! You guys use more salt than we do right? Year round almost?
@@PoliticallyIncorrectMechanic We use a LOT for sure. Plus we use the brine spray also which is nasty stuff, too!
My question should the lower control arm assembly be sat down with the weight of the car before all bolts are tightened? I only ask because when I added a lift to my pick up I had to let bushings turn as a whole and not twist the rubber.
That is a good practice when possible!
Just turn the radio up and walla takes care of the problem
how much cost for replace this with part?
The cost can vary considerably depending or your market, etc!
The design is so much easier on the previous gen the arm swung all the way down.