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Old 11-18-18, 05:51 PM
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Hey I was just wondering if someone could tell me what the suspension component is called that is sandwiched between the strut and the lower control arm

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It's the Arm, Knuckle 32301A
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Steering knuckle I think!
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thank you by any chance do you know where i might be able to find one ive been looking for like the past hour
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Left/right side are different,so you know that before you start looking...
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Sounds to me like you're talking about the lower ball joint....
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The way original post is worded op is describing steering knuckle.
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I see he tried to upload this, possibly had issues with low post count:



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That's the lower ball joint, just like I had thought.
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I seen a set for sale on Ebay, so search there.
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The top long part with the two bolt holes is the steering knuckle, mounted to the lower ball joint top stud via a castle nut and cotter pin, which is (according to Mazda) a non-replaceable part of the lower control arm though some people have had replacements pressed/tacked in.

The strut carrier/axle assembly mounts to the top of the steering knuckle via those two bolt holes.

The torn rubber boot is considered part of the ball joint, though you can find replacements for them sold separately.
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I have fixed my problem thank you all for the suggestions and everything else
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