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Steering Knuckle and Hub Bearing Assembly for Chevrolet S10 1988-2004, for Chevrolet S10 Blazer 1983-1994, for GMC Jimmy 1992-1997, for GMC Sonoma 1991-2004 Front Left Side and Right Side
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Steering Knuckle and Hub Bearing Assembly for Features
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🚘【Wheel Hub And Steering Knuckle Fitment】 for Chevrolet S10 1982-1986 1988-2004, for Chevrolet S10 Blazer 1983-1994, for GMC Jimmy 1992-1997, for GMC S15 1983-1990, for GMC S15 Jimmy 1984-1991, for GMC Sonoma 1991-2004
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🚘【Front Suspension Steering Knuckle Longer Service Life】 The surface of Front Left Side and Right Side steering knuckle is painted with a special coating, which can safeguard the inner material and also effectively extend the service life time.
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🚘【What is Steering knuckle】 A chassis builds the main frame of the car, housing the braking system, all engine parts, suspension and steering. It provides support and protection of all vehicular components, contributing to the strength and stability of the car under different conditions.
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🚘【Replacement】 A broken steering knuckle is unsafe to drive on at all. It needs immediate replacement.This steering direct-fits OE replacement. Moreover, it undergoes 100% end-of-line testing to meet or exceed OE performance
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🚘【Tips】 Keep in mind that replacing a steering knuckle will likely affect your car's alignment settings. We suggest taking your car in for an alignment after doing the job.
About Steering Knuckle And Hub Bearing Assembly For
Steering knuckle Fitment: for Chevrolet S10 1982-1986 1988-2004 for Chevrolet S10 Blazer 1983-1994 for GMC Jimmy 1992-1997 for GMC S15 1983-1990 for GMC S15 Jimmy 1984-1991 for GMC Sonoma 1991-2004 Location: Front Left Side and Right Side Diagnosing a Failing Steering Knuckle in 3 Easy Steps: If you don't want to bring your car in for an inspection, we have good news for you: it's possible to diagnose a bad steering knuckle at home. The most reliable way to diagnose the issue is to physically inspect each steering knuckle on your car. To do this: 1.Lift your car. (Always use jack-stands or another safe way to support your car. Never rely on a jack alone to support a car.) 2.Remove both wheels. 3.Compare both knuckles. Look for cracks or bends, or other abnormalities.
