Replace Nissan Versa Control Arms
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a 2012 Nissan Versa SV parked on a level, covered carport in Bradenton, FL. The task is straightforward: swap out the front passenger- and driver-side lower steering control arms. I already have brand-new aftermarket arms on hand, complete with pre-installed ball joints, so no press work is required.
You’ll need to bring whatever tools you normally rely on for this kind of job—jack, stands, torque wrench, impact, the usual—because my space is tool-free. I’m after someone with solid, hands-on experience in general auto repair; formal certification isn’t necessary, but you should have changed control arms before and know the torque specs routine.
Timing is important: I’d like the work finished within the next three days. Once the new arms are in place, please give the suspension a quick visual check and confirm there’s no play before you button everything up.
If the schedule and scope fit, let me know when you can be here and roughly how long you expect the job to take.
You’ll need to bring whatever tools you normally rely on for this kind of job—jack, stands, torque wrench, impact, the usual—because my space is tool-free. I’m after someone with solid, hands-on experience in general auto repair; formal certification isn’t necessary, but you should have changed control arms before and know the torque specs routine.
Timing is important: I’d like the work finished within the next three days. Once the new arms are in place, please give the suspension a quick visual check and confirm there’s no play before you button everything up.
If the schedule and scope fit, let me know when you can be here and roughly how long you expect the job to take.