A2043308011 204 330 80 11 Auto Car Right Left Front Lower Control Arm for Mercedes Benz C-Class GLK-Class W204 X204 2007-

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Control Arm For Model:
Control Arm for Mercedes Benz GLK (X204) - 300 4-matic Control Arm for Mercedes Benz GLK (X204) - 350 Control Arm for Mercedes Benz GLK (X204) - 350 4-matic Control Arm for Mercedes Benz GLK (X204) - 350 4-matic

Replacement OE Number:
Front Control Arm Straight Left:2043308011 Front Control Arm Straight Right:2043308011 Front Control Arm Curve Left:2043308111/A2043308311 Front Control Arm Curve Right:2043308211/A2043308411

Advantage： 1.Easy Installation - Guaranteed fitment for hassle-free installation of the Control Arm in your car. 2.Improved Handling and Safety - Suspension Control Arm restores proper suspension handling and braking stability for a safer and smoother ride. 3.Long-Lasting Durability - High-strength alloy metal construction ensures maximum durability of the Lower Control Arm for long-term performance. 4.Precise Steering Control - Manufactured to OE control arm geometry for correct wheel alignment and precise directional control with the Control Arm. 5.High Quality Materials- ensures long service life and easy to replace.Our control arms feature bushings made from premium materials that eliminate noise. Meanwhile, the metal portion of the arm features a proprietary rust-inhibitive coating that defends against dirt, salt, and other contaminants. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and Solutions Q1:What are some common problems associated with control arms? A1:Control arms can experience wear and tear over time due to frequent use and exposure to road conditions. Some common problems include worn-out bushings, ball joint failure, bent or damaged control arms, and corrosion. Q2:How do worn-out bushings affect the performance of control arms and how can they be fixed? A2:Worn-out bushings can cause the control arm to make noise, vibration, and uneven tire wear. They can be fixed by replacing the bushings with new ones. Q3:What causes ball joint failure and how can it be fixed? A3:Ball joint failure can be caused by excessive wear, damage, or lack of lubrication. It can be fixed by replacing the ball joint with a new one. Q4:How can bent or damaged control arms affect the performance of a car and what is the solution? A4:Bent or damaged control arms can lead to poor handling, uneven tire wear, and steering difficulties. The solution is to replace the affected control arm with a new one. Q5:How does corrosion affect the durability of control arms and what can be done to prevent it? A5:Corrosion can weaken the structure of the control arm and compromise its overall durability. To prevent corrosion, regular maintenance such as cleaning and rust-proofing can be carried out, and a high-quality powder coating or paint can be applied to protect the control arm. Control Arm Installation Step 1.Raise and secure the vehicle - Use a floor jack and jack stands to safely raise and support the vehicle. 2.Remove the wheel - Remove the lug nuts and take off the wheel to access the control arm. 3.Remove the control arm - Disconnect the control arm from the suspension components and remove any bolts or fasteners holding it in place. 4.Install the new control arm - Position the new control arm in place and secure it with bolts or fasteners. 5.Reattach suspension components - Reconnect any suspension components that were disconnected during removal. 6.Reinstall the wheel - Put the wheel back on and tighten the lug nuts. 7.Lower the vehicle - Carefully lower the vehicle back to the ground.