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Bad day and horrible luck. I slid on black ice and crashed the curb.. on my car..
just wondering how much would it cost to replace the lower control arm.. and possible the CV axle on a 1998 Corolla.( on the front passenger side wheel )
thanks in advance.
suppose to be my winter beater too =[
edit: and cost for alignment .. that probably effed up too =[
no homo but it's going to cost more than 4 winter tires.
haha.. j/k.. no hard feeling. k?
I think your best luck is to actually go to a body shop and get them to give you a price. Sometimes there are hidden damages that are not easily spotted.
i got a mechanic to check it out and he said the lower control arm is bent and i don't have much experience, but the CV axle looks a bit off.. ball joint is not ripped or anything
i'll definitely need an alignment and replace the lower control arm
you can also probably look for a complete used strut/knuckle/control arm assembly from a wrecker. should be somewhere around $250 +. Tie rods can be obtain from non-dealer but oe replacements too for a 98.