Chevrolet Corsica Center Link

Available in two models and four trim levels, the Corsica was initially sold as a rental car to rental companies and large corporations in 1987, before general production began. In 1995, the Corsica was the first American car to be fitted with daytime running lights as standard. During the development of the car, many popular parts have been built. The primary function of the Corsica center link is to move the front wheels concurrently while providing a smooth driving experience.

Corsica offers great parts to you. The center link is one of them. But there will be several problems after the center link has been used for years. The removal process for a Corsica center link is as follows. Raise the vehicle. Remove the plastic covers (if applicable). Then remove the cotter pins off of all the suspension components (ball joints, tie rods, pitman arm, idler arm). Remove the mounting nuts for the components (ball joints, tie rods, pitman arm, idler arm). And separate the suspension components from the center link. Signs of a bad Corsica center link include poor handling, a car pulling to one side, and steering wheel vibrations. We offer fast delivery for you. We put much emphasis on the quality of different parts online.