Dorman 905-811 Suspension Trailing Arm: Perfect Fit for Saturn Models Review

Heat up the mounting screws a bit and give it a ssssssssss-t PB Blaster and it's not quite the nightmare you expect. Be careful with the fuel tank and filter right there when you are the captain.

Weak link in the Saturn SL2 suspension. After hitting a bump, my trailing arm on the driver's side broke in the area of the rear silent blocks. 3 screws and this was reinstalled in the same place with great success.

The original trailing arm on my 1996 Saturn broke and I needed this part badly. I opted for overnight delivery and as expected it arrived at my doorstep the next morning. It was the exact replacement. However, the only issue I've found with this part is that the original parking/emergency brake clip needs to be reused, not the trailing arm which comes with its own new clip. I found this to be a problem because my particular car had fairly heavy rust on both the body and suspension. Otherwise I…

This trailing arm is the perfect replacement. The part fits either side, so don't worry about the product description being wrong. If you have an older car like my '96 Saturn SC2, you might want to consider replacing these arms. Three screws and you're done. Jacking up a car safely takes longer than replacing levers. I also removed the wheels, but that's not necessary. The lever comes with a knuckle but no body mounting bolts. I suggest cleaning the old bolts on the spoked wheel to remove any…

I have a 19 year old Saturn SL2 and I just installed them (three bolt plug and play system) and now my Saturn no longer squeaks or jingles, instead I have nothing to hear and Saturn is her hard self again. I recently had new front wishbones and tie rod ends (to fit all my steering bushes), as well as a new front Dorman stabilizer bar (including two other new bushes) and relatively new rear stabilizer bar links (two bushes replaced). - lubricated). If you do this your car will run like new…