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The Oldsmobile Lateral Link will ensure that the rear wheels follow their path and provide the driver with the sure cornering that has earned many Oldsmobile cars worldwide fame and admiration of the automotive expert. Since 1897 Oldsmobile has confidently driven motoring ahead with moving assembly lines, with the Curved Dash (costly) and Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, which liberated drivers of working clutches. Reliability, quiet cabins and smooth power, the values of each generation, which are still strong in every restored Oldsmobile of the road today. Another investment made by the company was legendary Rocket V8 engines and smoother bodywork which minimized cabin noise and fatigue. Being among the first brands to demonstrate that innovative ideas could be devoted to mass production, it combined innovative ideas with an efficient approach to engineering that won the confidence of the market in decades. A Lateral Link is a necessary component that connects the wheel hub to the chassis to hold the sideways action to a minimum to maintain sharpness in the alignment and stability. Changing a deteriorated Oldsmobile Lateral Link begins by parking on flat surface, engaging the brake, loosening lug nuts, and lifting car. Take out the wheel and unscrew the old Lateral Link on knuckle and subframe. Mark cam bolt position to maintain close to factory. Install sleeves, make sure that the sleeves are flat, align the bushings, fit the new link, begin the bolts, position the car so that the link is in the correct position, and tighten the bolts firmly immediately to ensure that the car is secure. Installing the wheel, install lug nuts carefully, lower the car then finally and gradually complete the task with an alignment check and full road test to ascertain overall handling.