OEM Saturn SL1 Control Arm

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Saturn SL1 Control Arm improves steering precision by maintaining alignment of each front wheel with the movement of the chassis to provide drivers with confidence over rough city pavement. The Saturn SL1 glitters as a compact sedan that combines lightweight polymer body panels and a thrifty 1.9-liter single overhead cam engine with solid fuel economy and resistance to dents and corrosion. Inside, thoughtful ergonomics position controls within easy reach and the available head curtain airbags add uncommon safety for the class. Enthusiasts love the combination of the 5-speed manual with the spirited 4-cylinder to get their adrenaline pumping for a spirited commute, but the car remains budget-friendly with easy maintenance schedules. Throughout its life, Saturn rewarded owners with clear manuals and because engineers combined low curb weight and stiff structure, the Saturn SL1 feels agile in traffic and continues to win loyalty many years after production ended. The SL1 Control Arm is attached to the subframe and the steering knuckle, it is responsible for controlling the vertical travel of the wheels, dampening the impact of bad bumps with the rubber bushings, and also protecting the wear and tear of the tires by maintaining the factory alignment. Regular inspection of the Control Arm bushes ensures a high-quality ride. Built from stamped steel for durability, this Control Arm is resistant to flexing under cornering loads and does not require special fabrication to install. To install, lift and secure car, remove wheel, unbolt old arm, fit new arm hand tight, set weight on suspension, torque bolts, reinstall wheel, test drive and schedule alignment.