Is it necessary to replace a broken control arm bushing?
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It is necessary to replace a broken control arm bushing. Here is the relevant information: 1. Reason: A damaged bushing can cause abnormal noises in the chassis and lead to a loose chassis. The control arm is part of the suspension system, and rubber bushings are installed on the control arms of the car suspension. These rubber bushings will age over time with use. 3. Control Arm: The control arm is connected to the subframe through the front connection point hinge sleeve. The forces and impacts received by the wheels are transmitted to the body through the front connection point hinge sleeve of the subframe. The front connection point hinge sleeve of the subframe is a potential area for cracking, meaning that if an axle breakage accident occurs, it is highly likely to happen at the front connection point hinge sleeve of the subframe.