Dorman 520 152 Control Arm Review

It's only been a few months since I've installed this but it seems to be holding up great and the price was competitive. The left side was a few bucks more than the right side and I have no idea why.

I bent this lever on my Saturn (pothole?), the local car dealership wanted almost $80 so the price here was fantastic. Received in a few days, perfect fit, took some effort to install but no special tools needed. This product includes a new castellated nut and cotter pin that was not listed and desired. Has it improved my car's performance? I can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure the curved part isn't good enough for this, and I doubt I'd be able to get it back into shape myself without the…

quality control lever but a couple of remarks: o Made in China (no big surprise castle nut falls out). That being said, the quality of the Dorman AutoGrade ball joint was impressive, and since there's no grease fitting, it's leak-proof. The part is guaranteed for life, but given its quality I don't suspect there will ever be a need to look for a warranty replacement. Regarding the installation note, make sure you know the specific torque ratings before attempting to install them. When replacing