Cadillac 1632883 Arm Assembly

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For the removal and installation of control arms on various Cadillac models from 1990 to 1998, begin by raising and safely supporting the vehicle, removing the wheel and tire assembly, and disconnecting any relevant components such as height sensors, stabilizer bars, or shock absorbers. For the 1990-93 Deville and Fleetwood models, the process involves removing the suspension adjustment link, coil spring, and ball joint stud, then using specific tools to separate the knuckle from the ball joint. Afterward, reattach the control arm, tighten the necessary nuts to specified torque values, and lubricate the joints. On the 1990-92 Eldorado and Seville models, steps include disconnecting brake components, removing the knuckle pivot bolt, and lowering the suspension to remove the control arm. The installation process involves positioning the control arm, reattaching components, and tightening the relevant bolts and nuts to specific torque values while ensuring proper suspension height. For the 1993-98 Eldorado and Seville models, the lower control arm removal includes disconnecting the stabilizer bar and shock absorber, removing inner lower control arm nuts and bolts, and safely lowering the control arm to relieve spring pressure. Afterward, the lower control arm is reinstalled with proper spring orientation, and all nuts and bolts are tightened to specified torque values. The upper control arm removal and installation steps involve disconnecting engine-specific components, removing control arm bolts, and ensuring proper torque values for nuts. Finally, the wheel and tire assembly is reinstalled, and a rear wheel alignment check is recommended after control arm work.

Insert bolt, washer, and bearing assembly J-21474-19 or equivalent through bushing driver J-21474-13 or equivalent and position the small end facing the bushing. Place bushing receiver J-21474-5 or equivalent on the front of the bushing.