JEEP JKU CORE 4X4 REAR CONTROL ARM INSTALLATION DIY

[@moabwheeling1305]

Love those control arms .Great video Jerry . Take care my friend.

[@jasonpotter2730]

Thank you so much…I was thinking about taking it to a shop but it looks no too complicated to DIY.

[@marcklemens9152]

So glad I seen your show. Price is great on those arms plus the warranty is.

[@BB-nl3uy]

Pretty sure the joint end is supposed to go to the frame Side

[@TestDontguess]

Pretty sure you’re clueless and can’t understand why it’s done this way. Someday when you get some real life experience you’ll understand why

[@BB-nl3uy]

@@TestDontguessgo ahead tell everyone on how to install these incorrectly like the backyard mechanic you are

[@TestDontguess]

@@BB-nl3uy ok 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@sherifx5122]

Like a few others have mentioned, they are installed backwards. Core 4x4 has a video of installation and they mount them the other direction like everyone else.

[@G_SixT]

my bushing on my rear uppers are pretty shot. Could i replace these with the tire on? Or will i need to go grab a jack/stands and get the tires off to do this

[@G_SixT]

dont necessarily want to do new control arms if i can replace the bushing on the ones i have

[@msmliars908]

Brother. I think you may have put them on backwards. Typically the adjustable ends go frame side with fixed ends on the axle.

[@marcklemens9152]

What’s the torque specs for those?

[@TestDontguess]

You would need to look at the torque specs depending on your vehicle if using stock bolts, if aftermarket you’ll need to torque to the grade and size bolt used