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Old 07-26-2016, 04:18 PM   #3
B6T
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There isn't a specific joint that needs to be checked, nor is there a reason anything should have came loose, except for a negligent mechanic. If you're worried, just check everything.

With most cars you actually need to tighten these types of joints with the suspension at ride-height to eliminate having the bushing pre-loaded under normal conditions that would lead to premature failure.
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