Control Arms

Asked by plakaaa Apr 15, 2013 at 04:33 PM about the 2007 Audi A4 2.0T Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a Upper Front Control Arm that is makig noise and needs to be changed - Should I change the bottom one
one on the same side to have both new or change both the upper on the left and right side so one is not newer then
the other or stronger? Can use some help please!

3 Answers

the arms are fine, they don't usually go bad by themselves, but the bearings might be bronze sleeve, might be roller but do wear out after a spell, and the ball joints top and bottom. Have it inspected by an alignment shop..there's no need to cut off your head when all you need is your beard trimmed~

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Check in with the other owners on AudiWorld.com and Audizine.com. Those guys know the good stuff. There's some sort of poly bushings that are recommended. I probably would replace them all and get one alignment.

285

change both uppers on both sides..there not expensive.and if you use heat take the assembly/s out first.....

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