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I'd end up taking 3/4 of the case home!!
It's two bolts!! One in the front at the tub and one at the back in the control arm.
The one at the control arm has some serious torque on it. I use a breaker bar to bust it loose (or a Snap On 18V gun depending on how high I put the car in the air)
Easiest method for the front bolt is to take down the undertray, but it can be done with it in place. The drivers side is tough because the power steering lines are in the way. Start with the passenger side arm. You'll get a feel in open space on how to handle the drivers side with the lines in the way.
Buy the TRW arms.. NEW. They are $170x2
Part Number: Part # 987 331 043 02
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Last edited by Brad Roberts; 08-09-2014 at 12:22 PM.
Reason: Typo'd a part number!! (not good)
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