Subaru Lower Control Arm Replacement with BASIC HAND TOOLS

Today we're replacing the lower control arms and ball joints with basic hand tools. This specific vehicle is a 2010 Impreza with just about 145k miles. We'll go over each step in detail and point out other maintenance issues, such as the sway bar bushings and stabilizer links. It's also a good idea to disconnect the battery.

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