►One of the most common failure points on Volvo P2 vehicles are the lower control arms due to faulty or wornout bushings. It's always recommended to carry out a full front end inspection to make sure your ball joints, inner tie rod ends, outer tie rod ends, struts, strut mounts, spring seats, etc. are in good shape as well but chances are that you're in need of some new bushings. The bushings can be purchased separately, removed from your existing arms, and the new units pressed back in however the frontmost bushing can be troublesome to remove and install without Volvo's special tool so my recommendation is to purchase the entire arm with the bushings already installed. Jay VanGorden, our Volvo Product Manager and inhouse Volvo Technician is back at it to show you how to replace the control arms and ball joints on your Volvo.

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20012009 S60
20012007 V70
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