OEM Pontiac Control Arm Bumper

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The Pontiac Control Arm Bumper absorbs the suspension travel limit to prevent the rudimentary contact between the metal components and to ensure the ride remains quiet. Pontiac has pursued a fun-to-drive attitude since 1926, and tuned its wide-track attitude to provide all Firebirds or Grand Ams with carving curves and a fierce appearance. Sporty dash boards, vivacious engines, and technology that was driver oriented made the owners feel as being on the road with the tires being firmly rooted on the road during sharp turns and quick stops. Still, with the change in styles, Pontiac remained faithful to its commitment to performance with everyday comfort, and elements that support the chassis needed to correspond to that attitude. Drivers appreciated V8 rumble, sharp steering and graphics which made a weekend drive a lap on a circuit. A Control Arm Bumper is an easy to install bumper that is nothing more than a rubber or polyurethane bumper that protects the bushings, springs, and frame components in case of a shock. In order to replace a new Pontiac Control Arm Bumper, one needs to park on a flat surface and position the brake, chock wheels and loosen lug nuts. Jack raise the car, set stands under the frame and yank the wheel. Hold the control arm with the second jack to take the spring loose. Unbolt or unclip the worn out bumper and clean the pad. Install the new Control Arm Bumper by pressing or bolting it into place until it snaps into place. Install the wheel, tight lug nuts, lower the car and tighten to spec then drive to check action. Check torque and listen after ten miles.