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Daniel Z Jan 11, 2021 04:59 PM

Recent quote for (4) moog upper control arm bushing replacement.
 
$990 to replace (4) moog upper control arm bushings. Just looked up the bushings on Amazon, around 20 bucks a pop for acdelco or 13 bucks for moog. Was quoted $130 per bushing. Wtf?
A reason why I have done most of the work myself on our truck and invested in some tools. It is a lot of work, just looking at the savings by doing this myself. Dinner on me.

hummerz Jan 11, 2021 05:28 PM

Only $126. per control arm including bushings and ball joint: 25905442
$55 for the moog control arm including bushings and ball joint: RK620054
$70 for the moog (problem solver) control arm including bushings and ball joint CK620054 :cool:

Daniel Z Jan 12, 2021 04:44 AM


Originally Posted by hummerz (Post 381080)
Only $126. per control arm including bushings and ball joint: 25905442
$55 for the moog control arm including bushings and ball joint: RK620054
$70 for the moog (problem solver) control arm including bushings and ball joint CK620054 :cool:

yup. I understand it’s a business but the quotes I get for some of the work is crazy. lots of the help here and YouTube, it’s a gold mine.

calif phil Jan 12, 2021 08:07 AM

I think I would do the GM or Moog Problem solver complete control arm. It would be an easy swap and a lot less work then swapping just the bushings.

Daniel Z Jan 13, 2021 11:21 AM


Originally Posted by calif phil (Post 381092)
I think I would do the GM or Moog Problem solver complete control arm. It would be an easy swap and a lot less work then swapping just the bushings.

i wish I did that before I did all the work replacing the ball joints. Now that I have the press tools I just may do some extra work or get new control arms and just refurbish the old ones for the heck of it.


hummerz Jan 13, 2021 06:21 PM


Originally Posted by Daniel Z (Post 381125)
i wish I did that before I did all the work replacing the ball joints. Now that I have the press tools I just may do some extra work or get new control arms and just refurbish the old ones for the heck of it.

I would never reuse a 15+yr old control arm ever! Just buy the complete arms of your choice, plenty available cheap, and mount the old control arms on a wall as a trophy or on a shelf. :rolleyes:

Daniel Z Jan 15, 2021 08:46 AM


Originally Posted by hummerz (Post 381139)
I would never reuse a 15+yr old control arm ever! Just buy the complete arms of your choice, plenty available cheap, and mount the old control arms on a wall as a trophy or on a shelf. :rolleyes:

I suppose I’ll go that route in the near future. They are pretty solid though.

calif phil Jan 16, 2021 08:37 AM

Just stay away from the Chiniseum Dorman and other cheap brands. I would rather have a good used OEM control arm with new MOOG parts installed than the white box parts store junk.


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