2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac "lower control" Questions

...LOWER LEFT CONTROL ARM AND TORSION BAR HOW TO REMOVE TORSION BAR FROM LOWER CONTROL ARM ASSEMBLY jack the vehicle right up so that the the wheels are clear of the floor . Place vehicle on jack stands ...

...lower control arm, it will be necessary to grind the rivet heads then punch out the rivets replacement ball joints should come with the bolts needed to replace the rivets some lower control arms have ...

how do I replace the lower control arm on a 4x4 Is the control arm bent or does it just require new bushes?

...lower control arms as well as the frame. Remove the front wheels and place them aside.unbolt the upper control arms.....and wedge a pickle fork between the upper balljoint and spindle to knock the ...

...bent. Lower control arm look oK? Any sign of fame damage? Spindle look ok? Caster is generally not a tire wear factor. However, the vehicle will pull to the side with most caster and least

...LOWER CONTROL ARM CANT GET HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT RIGHT,PLEASE HELP!!! at the end of the torsion bar back by the transfer case should be a metal piece with a bolt going stright up through it when you ...

lower or upper ball joint noise or a tie rod joint. You will need to check to see if any are loose to determine which needs repairing. To check the tie rods get someone to shake the steering wheel and

control under the dash isn't functioning properly to allow the coolant to flow through. The under dash varies so widely from one car to another, even by the same manufacturer, you are on your own with

...your abs lights for sure...this also can be your upper and lower control bushings as well but I don't think it would set off your abs lights. Try sending up some pictures I may be able to look at

lower control arm of the two front wheels and check for any play or looseness in the front wheel bearings of the vehicle. If you have any movement more than about 1/16" of a inch laterally in the tire