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How did the install go??? |
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I failed to replace the control arm myself. I unscrewed the two screws, but I was not able to get the control arm off from the rotor side, it was so damn tight, I tried to use hammer to tap it, no use, still very tight. After about 2 hours trying to get it off, I gave up becuase I did not want to damage anything else. I reinstalled the wheel. I will go out to find a garage to complete the work. Very frustrated.
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--2004 E53 X5 4.8is - ECE version; right hand drive; Located in Hong Kong; ext. black sapphire metallic; int. leather black; adaptive dynamic bi-xenon headlights; 16:9 onboard monitor w/o navigation; 20" genuine BMW Y-spoke 214 wheels with Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport tires; Int. rear view mirror w/ compass. |
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I do not have the special tool or a ball joint folk, so it is not easy to get it off. I unscrewed all screws, there are only two screws, one is on the rotor side (18mm), the other one is on sub-frame side (22mm). I just tried to tap it off or just use hand force to get it off. That is wahy I failed. Someone here said that it was very easy to get it off by using a hammer, but not for me. Can anyone tell me that how to use the puller or the ball joint folk to get the control arm off? Thanks a lot!
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Rogerkiu,
Why are you replacing the Arm control? What the cause? Can we just replacing the bushing itself instead of replacing the whole Arm Control? I having with a slight vibration at steering when the car is driving on the new smooth road. I thought the smoother the ground is then your car must be drive smoother, apparently not for my X5. I don't know that I should replace the Lower Arm Control yet, right now my X5 has 67K miles and it's never been replaced before. Any suggestion? Thanks |
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I just got a quote for OEM Suspension/Control Arm is made from Bilstein fro $69.99 (part #311226760275 Left, 311226760276 right). Anyone knows the quality of this parts?
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