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Genuine Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm
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Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm Assembly Rear LH
Part Number: 20252AG01A$259.98 MSRP: $380.08You Save: $120.10 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm Rear RH
Part Number: 20250AL02A$113.21 MSRP: $164.07You Save: $50.86 (31%)Ships in 1 Business Day
Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm Rear LH
Part Number: 20250AL03A$113.21 MSRP: $164.07You Save: $50.86 (31%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Subaru Legacy Arm Assembly Rear RH
Part Number: 20252AG00A$278.73 MSRP: $411.10You Save: $132.37 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm Assembly Rear LH
Part Number: 20250AJ07A$85.59 MSRP: $124.05You Save: $38.46 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm Assembly Rear RH
Part Number: 20250AJ06A$85.59 MSRP: $124.05You Save: $38.46 (31%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Subaru Legacy PT420590 Trailing Link Assembly
Part Number: 20270AA001$82.20 MSRP: $119.13You Save: $36.93 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Subaru Legacy PT150590 Trailing Link Assembly
Part Number: 20270AA000$82.20 MSRP: $119.13You Save: $36.93 (31%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm
Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm links the rear axle of your vehicle to the chassis, keeping its rear wheels aligned when the suspension moves. The Trailing Arm is the component that allows controlled vertical movement of the wheels over bumps without any unwanted fore-aft or lateral movement. It is a pivoting link that is located in front of the axle. Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm restricts any axle movement so that predictable handling, even tire wear, and proper ride height are maintained. The bushings at the chassis mount will absorb vibration and allow smooth movement, and the wheel-end joint secures the hub or axle housing. The Trailing Arm's solid design does not occupy any cabin floor space. Since suspension loads are carried by the arm, a durable metal construction is resistant to bending and corrosion, and the service attention is usually on the replaceable bushings. On any Subaru Legacy model, regularly inspecting the Trailing Arm assembly will spot wear early, allowing each Subaru Legacy to maintain consistent suspension geometry.
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Subaru Legacy Trailing Arm Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q:How to remove and install the trailing arm on Subaru Legacy?Posted by Lisa R.A:The following procedure applies to Forester models only, as all Legacy models have a trailing arm integrated with the rear knuckle and hub assembly. The manufacturer recommends using new self-locking mounting nuts when installing the trailing arm. Begin by loosening the rear wheel lug nuts, blocking the front wheels, raising the rear of the vehicle, and placing it on jackstands before removing the rear wheel. Next, detach the parking brake cable from the trailing arm by removing the parking brake cable brackets. Then, remove the nut and pivot bolt that attach the forward end of the trailing arm to the trailing arm bracket, followed by the nut and bolt that connect the trailing arm to the rear knuckle. After removing the trailing arm, inspect the bushings; if they are cracked, hardened, or worn, have them pressed out and new ones pressed in at an automotive machine shop. Installation is the reverse of removal, and once the bolts and nuts are installed, raise the rear knuckle with a floor jack to simulate normal ride height before tightening the trailing arm bolts to the specified torque.Answered by Subaru Parts Specialist Jesse / Apr 05, 2023
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