Dorman - OE Solutions Suspension Control Arm and Ball Joint Assembly P/N:CB850123RD
Dorman CB850124RD front right lower control arm with ball joint for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer and other vehicles connects the front right wheel to the chassis through its installed ball joint. The assembly is meant for severe-duty service and replaces a damaged or failed original arm and ball joint.
A clunk over bumps, loose or wandering steering or uneven front tire wear can mean this arm or its ball joint is worn, though a worn sway bar link or strut mount can be behind the same signs. This listing is one arm for the front right; the front left is a separate part, and both sides are normally replaced together. The 2011-2019 Ford Explorer takes one on the front right.
This control arm for the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer also fits the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Utility.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One control arm with bushings and the ball joint installed, one Zerk fitting, one castle nut and one cotter pin.
Interchange: BB5Z3078A · BB5Z3078B · GB5Z3078A · GB5Z3078C · GB5Z3078D · GB5Z3078E · RK622215
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Is this Dorman lower control arm right for the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Utility?
Yes. Dorman CB850124RD is the front right lower control arm for the 2013-2019 Ford Police Interceptor Utility and the 2011-2019 Ford Explorer; the front left side is a separate part.
Are the Dorman control arm bushings included with this arm?
Yes. Dorman CB850124RD includes its steel bushings, which are 60 mm long, plus the ball joint, a Zerk fitting, a castle nut and a cotter pin.
Does this Dorman suspension control arm and ball joint assembly have a grease fitting?
Yes. A Zerk fitting is included, and the ball joint is pre-greased and greaseable, with a polychloroprene dust boot over the joint.
What does RD mean on this Dorman control arm?
RD stands for rugged duty, a Dorman line for off-road work, heavy hauling and towing. The ball joint housing is quenched and tempered steel with a protective coating.
How can I tell if this lower control arm's ball joint is worn?
A torn dust boot or leaking grease you can see, a clunk over bumps or loose steering can point to wear. A shop can test joint play safely; have a worn joint replaced promptly.
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