Control Arm - Subaru (20200AC210F)
Details
- Brand:
- SKU:
20200AC210F
- Positions: Left, Left Lower
- Other Names:
Lower Control Arm, Transverse Link Ay Left-hand
- Description:
Transverse Link. Suspension component that connects and provides pivotal movement of the Steering Knuckle to the vehicle. Fits Baja, Forester, Impreza, Legacy Suspension Control Arm Control arms often don???t fail on their own, although their associated bushings can break or wear causing a clunk noise when your Subaru goes over bumps or changes speed rapidly???whether braking or under hard acceleration. Control arms can also sometimes become bent, causing your vehicle to pull to the Left or right. Left Side. Impreza, Legacy.
- Condition: New
- Notes: Part is includes front bushing only.
- Applications: IMPREZA, LEGACY W/O AIR SUSP.
- Replaces:
20200AA050, 20200AA210, 20200FA110, 20210AA010
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