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Old 06-11-2010, 01:59 AM
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Control arm and ball joint replacement

Hi guys,

Apparently my control arm ball joints and caster bushes are worn and need replacing. I'm hoping to do this myself as the euro garage wants $1200 to do it, including parts.

i think im on the right track with ordering the right parts but i'd like come confirmation from you guys, if possible.

Am i better off replacing the whole control arm as well as new ball joints? The seem cheap enough

2 FRONT LOWER Control Arm BMW X5 E53 99-06 - eBay Control Arms, Suspension, Steering, Car Parts, Accessories, Cars, Bikes, Boats. (end time 07-Jul-10 20:14:36 AEST)

Are these the right ball joints? (scroll down on the page)

BMW Parts and BMW Accessories | Bavarian Autosport

Do i need to do the control arm uppers and lowers or just the lowers?

Where might i find tension bushings? Cant see them on the bavauto website.

thanks again guys,

Mike

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