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Scion Control Arm Bushing straddles the connection of the control arm and the chassis to absorb the bumps whilst maintaining the direction of wheels straight. Scion came out in 2003 with flashy presentation in colors, no frills, and designs that would say something to the young drivers. Scion City events, Release Series editions and components make each car feel a one-to-one car makeover at the factory. The brand was also a test lab so that Toyota could experiment and the gamble worked with over one million sales, many of which were first time buyers that remained in the family. Although manufacturing ceased in 2016 the nimble handling, style and do it your way spirit ensures that every Scion draws hoards of people to meets. A Control Arm Bushing refers to a rubber or polyurethane hose that allows the control arm to pivot and eliminate vibration and maintain wheel alignment during spirited turns. To change a Scion Control Arm Bushing, you would install at a flat ground, put the chock wheels, jack the car on stands and take off the wheel. Required: by loosening the screw (unbolt) connecting the control arm to the steering knuckle and subframe, take note of the position of the marks, then press out the worn sleeve. Wipe out the bore, and apply a small amount of silicone grease and press the Control Arm Bushing into the bore to the same depth. Install the control arm again, tighten the bolts, lower the car to ride height, tighten the fasteners, re-fit the wheel, and then lastly check the torque again with a calibrated wrench, and take a test drive to check straight tracking.