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How to Replace a Center (Drag) Link
Center links are also known as drag links and attach the steering linkages together to keep the steering and suspension system operating smoothly.
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How Long Does a Center (Drag) Link Last?
The The center link has ball joints on either end, and connects the pitman arm and idler arm on your car’s suspension. This part is sometimes called the relay rod or the drag link. The main purpose of the center...
Symptoms of a Bad or Failing Drag Link
Common signs include uneven tire wear, steering wheel vibration or feeling loose, and unwanted drifting to the left or right.
Symptoms of a Bad or Failing Center (Drag) Link
Common signs include poor handling, car wandering or pulling to the left or right, vibrations in the steering wheel, and uneven tire wear.

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