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Genuine Dodge Magnum Steering Knuckle
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Dodge Magnum Suspension Knuckle Front Left, Left
Part Number: 5290547AB$793.44 MSRP: $1160.00You Save: $366.56 (32%)
Dodge Magnum Front Steering Knuckle
Part Number: 4895711AA$325.99 MSRP: $482.00You Save: $156.01 (33%)
Dodge Magnum Front Steering Knuckle
Part Number: 5290539AB$793.44 MSRP: $1160.00You Save: $366.56 (32%)
Dodge Magnum Steering Knuckle
Steering Steering Knuckle in Dodge Magnum cars is a noteworthy component that provides links between the suspension and steering mechanisms and the wheels of the car. They give the control arms, tie rod ends and spindle or hub to suspend the wheels and they need to move up and down and sideways relative to the chassis in response to the road and the steering. For rear-wheel vehicles it may integral spindle or include a hub with tapered roller bearings while front wheel/all-wheel/four-wheel vehicles may consist of a drive axle passing through the knuckle that is connected to the hub. Steering knuckles have evolved from kingpins to ball joints, and now the knuckles are usually afforded to last within the vehicle, unless the bushing or bearing of any of the components is worn.
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Dodge Magnum Steering Knuckle Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Replace a Steering Knuckle on Dodge Magnum?A: Loosen wheel lug nuts, raise vehicle and support securely. Remove wheel, disc, sensor and bracket. Disconnect tie-rod end from knuckle. Separate upper and lower Control Arms, tension strut. Inspect knuckle for cracks, balljoint stud holes. Replace if necessary. Remove hub, dust shield or balljoint. Reverse installation, tighten fasteners. Tighten wheel lug nuts.
