OEM Saturn Ion Control Arm Bushing

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Saturn Ion Control Arm Bushing provides crisp steering feel by buffering the pivot between suspension arm and chassis, dampens vibration and keeps the wheels pointed true. Saturn introduced the Ion in 2003 as the cool successor to the S-series. Drivers were quick to praise the lively 2.2-liter Ecotec engine that combined 145 horsepower with admirable efficiency. The punchier Red Line version featured a supercharged 2.0-liter powerplant that blasted the compact to 60 mph in roughly seven seconds, while a slick five-speed manual or smooth four-speed automatic allowed owners to choose their own pace. Quiet Steel panels and an acoustic hood barrier reduced the sound of passing traffic, creating a relaxed atmosphere in the cabin on daily commutes. Strong yet light construction, reliable OEM parts and fashionable lines helped the Saturn Ion earn a reputation for longevity and low running costs, so keeping the suspension precise is important. A Control Arm Bushing in this car, with rugged rubber or polyurethane to absorb bumps, maintain alignment and support stable cornering, and with a simple design, the Control Arm Bushing is inexpensive to replace without special tools. Many enthusiasts opt for firmer versions of polyurethane for sharper feedback, although factory-style rubber maintains ride comfort at high levels. To install a new Saturn Ion Control Arm Bushing, raise and support the vehicle, remove the wheel, remove the arm, press out the worn piece, press in the new unit, reassemble and torque bolts at normal ride height.