OEM Cadillac Suspension Strut Rod

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Cadillac Suspension Strut Rod ensures that the front wheels are stable during sudden braking and extreme turns providing the confident handling drivers will need with every Cadillac model. Since its founding in 1902, Cadillac is a blend of traditions and cutting-edge technology, combining chiseled lines with silence and coziness of cabins, sharp electronic screens, and the high-tech smart glass roof on the new Celestiq sedan, which will offer young drivers a feeling of confidence and luxury. This makes Cadillac comfortable on the road, whether one is commuting in the city or on a long distance journey, the seats are plush, the infotainment is fast, and the electric power is felt to be effortless thus making every ride worthy. Owners have faith in Cadillac since the brand keeps on improving the ride comfort, steering accuracy, and safety systems and luxury is not a boring experience. The Suspension Strut Rod, also known as radius rod, is the component that connects the lower control arm with the chassis: it keeps the caster stationary and minimizes tire scrub. When replacing the Suspension Strut Rod, it is necessary to park on flat ground, engage the brake, loosen the wheel nuts, lift the car and remove the wheel. Prop the control arm with a stand, loosen the worn Suspension Strut Rod in the chassis bracket and the arm, with a note of washers and bushings and inspection of the orientation of bushing. Install the new rod, manually start all fittings, carefully lower the suspension to its normal height, torque bolts to spec, re-install the wheel and then drive the car straight to ensure that the steering is straight.