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| 1. Steering Gear Box 2. Center Link 3. Pitman Arm 4. Idler Arm 5. Tie Rods 6. Rack and Pinion Assembly 7. Bellows Boots 8. Tie Rods |
9. Control Arms 10. Ball Joints 11. Springs 12. Shock Absorbers 13. Struts |
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| The primary function of your car's suspension and steering systems is to allow the wheels to move independently of the car, while keeping it "suspended" and stable. Any play or uncontrolled motion in these systems results in a deterioration of handling and accelerated tire wear. Vehicle alignment is closely tied to the condition of the suspension and steering systems. | |||||||||||||
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Worn or loose components affect the suspension system's ability to control motion and alignment angles, resulting in a deterioration of vehicle handling and stability, and accelerated tire wear. The main components of the suspension system are: • Control Arms |
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