OEM GMC Strut Bearing

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GMC Strut Bearing is mounted in a smooth motion and under-carries the weight of the car that offers a drivers with a silent steering reaction. It has been trusted by GMC to develop pickup trucks and SUVs that do not just work but also in real life and this started in 1901 and it has perfected it into a great frame, powerful engine and a work-grade suspension that can carry a heavy load without even sweating. The new models they have offered are surround, hitch-guided and drop-down MultiPro tailgate, and the cabin insulation to ensure clear conversation in the hard roads. Every design is reinforced by long-term testing to prove the high level of reliability and the continuous development of technology which proves the idea of the brand as being devoted to the ability and high-quality construction. The top of a MacPherson strut is a Strut Bearing that forms a pivot point isolating the vibration and holds the weight that is being transferred by the spring and damper. It is a delicate procedure of the installation or replacement of one. Find a level place to park, place chock wheels, jack up and stand on the vehicle. Remove the wheel, grip the steering knuckle, remove sway bar connections, brake line connections and strut bolts. Place all the strut assembly on a bench, place the coil spring in the same position, label the position of the spring and mount position and loosen the top nut to reveal the bearing. Install the new unit, re-position the marks, tighten the fasteners to requirements and cautiously un-seal the compressor. Bolt strut again onto the car, reconnect the hardware, re-install the wheel, drop the jack, screw in the lug nuts and finish the job with a steering check and a wheel-alignment.