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What Happens When the Lower Control Arm Bushing of a Car Ages and Cracks?

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AdalineFitz
07/29/25 5:37pm
Here are the effects of aging and cracking in the lower control arm bushing of a car: 1. If the lower control arm bushing is damaged, the tire will swing abnormally while driving. During inspection, check whether the clearance of the ball joint in the lower control arm has increased. 2. If the rear bushing of the lower control arm is damaged or cracked, it will cause abnormal noises when the vehicle is driven on uneven roads. 3. The lower control arm of a car guides and supports the suspension. Its deformation affects wheel alignment and reduces driving stability. If the front control arm of the car is damaged, the steering wheel will shake, and the car is prone to deviation when the hands are released from the steering wheel.
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