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So in the wonderful Texas weather we have been having, people have been wrecking in the snow and ice. The other day as I was driving , the car in front of me slid on an ice patch, and in order for me to avoid wrecking into him, I swerved over the curb. In the process I broke my front lower control arm bracket. Insurance won't cover it because they considered it to be a personal crash, as I did not hit anyone else. The parts seemed easy enough to procure, but I was hoping for additional advice from someone who has perhaps already changed theirs.
I see that I will need to also need to grind and weld, or find someone who has these skills to help.
As you can see from the picture it bent the bushing and the arm itself, but are they any other parts that I might need to repair this?
I see that I will need to also need to grind and weld, or find someone who has these skills to help.
As you can see from the picture it bent the bushing and the arm itself, but are they any other parts that I might need to repair this?
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