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As you can see, I'm having issues logging in. My U/N is Jerry Simcik. I own a 2000 model and am very familiar with these cars.

Yes, you can replace just the bushings on the lower control arms. (There are 3 on each arm.) That being said, for only $50 (+ shipping) you can buy a new arm with new bushing and a new ball joint from RockAuto. It's much easier to replace the assembly than it is to press out and press in the bushings.

 

[marcpilot1]

Yea, and you are exactly right. Thats the way to go too because I got a feeling that the bushing is going to be hard to press into the bushing. And by the time you buy 2 bushings at 20 bucks each thats almost a new one and I still have to do the labor or getting them in. And getting the tore up one out. So that answers my question. Thanks!

Whats deal with the logging in? Ive seen your avatar thing and name a lot so I wonder whats wrong? But anyway, thanks and get with the system administrator so we can get ya back in. We need ya sometimes man. Wheres the interweb guy when we need him?? Ha

 

[marcpilot1]

Went to you pull it yard and got a drivers side lower control arm out of a 99 Cirrus. This Cirrus cant have many miles on it. All over the car there's ex looking parts. I think it was taken care of by whoever owned it pretty well. The arm was in ex shape for a 99. I almost got the wheel bearing too but thought Id be pushing my luck a little to far. Went ahead and bought that at Advance for 59 bucks and it was the complete wheel bearing. Both housings. I guess there's some things you just don't reuse now that I think about it. Like water pumps. Spark plugs maybe.

 

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Haha - no idea what's going on with the login. It's been going on for a couple months now. I've already sent an e-mail in, but they haven't responded yet...

Anyway, good find! It's strange, there is 99 Cirrus in one of the yards here that is in really good shape too! Only 40K on it. I've grabbed lots of parts off of it, namely the 11" front rotors and spindles. You need to check that car out again and see if it has them. They are very common on the Cirruses, but hard to find in general and very sought after by guys that want a little more performance out of their braking systems. They stand out pretty easily, there is a big "15L" or "15R" on the spindle.

If it has them, and you pull them but don't want them, I know plenty of guys who do.