00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
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00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
I know this is part of the LCA, but I need to know exactly what the broken part is called (so I can search for it separately w/o buying a whole LCA assembly).
Ran over a steel I-beam @ 60mph dropped off a truck... Rad support is trashed as well as 3 wheels but I have this under control. Frame looks fine, won't know until I get it on alignment rack. Drove it home (~40 miles) on two donuts like this (one borrowed) so I have some hope (wouldn't have done so had I known the damage)... We'll see...
Ran over a steel I-beam @ 60mph dropped off a truck... Rad support is trashed as well as 3 wheels but I have this under control. Frame looks fine, won't know until I get it on alignment rack. Drove it home (~40 miles) on two donuts like this (one borrowed) so I have some hope (wouldn't have done so had I known the damage)... We'll see...
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
I don't think those can be purchased separately.
Majestic Honda Parts: Front Lower Arm
It looks like the bolt broke. Just remove the bolt from the control arm and install a new bolt.
Majestic Honda Parts: Front Lower Arm
It looks like the bolt broke. Just remove the bolt from the control arm and install a new bolt.
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
Assuming I have to get the whole thing, should I use this as an excuse to get some aftermarket LCAs, or just get used OEMs?
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
It looks like the bolt broke. Just remove the bolt from the control arm and install a new bolt.
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
Correct, but it can be pulled out. It'd definitely the cheapest option, maybe easiest depending on how hard its to find junk yard parts.
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
That wheel is basically what three of them look like. That sidewall/rim damage is actually from running *over* the I-beam. Only 4K miles on those tires (Michelin MO1 so definitely not junk - 100K on my last pair, same car)...
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
Wondering if the tire failed where it did because of the location of the weight? Coincidence?
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Re: 00 Civic - Need part ID for front-end component
Correct, but it can be pulled out. It'd definitely the cheapest option, maybe easiest depending on how hard its to find junk yard parts.
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