ok so a few of you might no i mashed my rear passenger side wheel up on a curb a couple of weeks ago. My suspension got knocked out and the wheel sat on an angle inwards on the bottom. So the suspension got fixed, but my brake was still busted, and the wheel was still sitting on an angle. I had a friend help me take apart the wheel with me, and look at the drum brake. He pulled it apart and told me the "spindle" was bent. and that i needed a new one.

Question is.....where do i get one, how much, and can i install it?

Please let me know asap, cos driving on it is still seems kinda risky

thanks



This is how the wheel is sitting, but not as an extreme an angle (that is how it was before i got the suspension sorted though. lol)

 

is this what i need? (scroll all the way to the bottom of the page)

http://replacement.car-stuff.com/par...howdc=true#top

 

This should help:

https://www.mitsubishiparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html

 

i searched for spindle on there, but i couldn't find anything. im looking through the parts but i dont really know what im looking for.

The only name i know for it is the spindle. im looking under axel also.

if anyone could get me a direct link that'd be cool.

 

yeh im definatly lost on there. i have no idea what part im looking for. lol

 

bump. need an answer soon!!!

 

ok which number on here is what im after????

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...=2&catalogid=1

 

700 members logged on and only one response. lol.

please help this is important, i need to know if i can drive my car to work tomorrow!!!!

 

did you ask your friend that looked at the suspension? Seems like he might know since he's seen what's broken....

 

yeh i asked around, and i was told by autozone to go the the dealership, which im gonna do today after work, im just trying to save as much money as i can.

 

bump

 

I wish I could help, but I still don't know what the hell you're talking about. lol.
What's Bent/Broken?

Each one of those links up there are showing different things.

 

Any pics???

 

I think what you need is the trailing arm. The spindle is part of it.

 

So you give us a rough idea and want an answer - life isn't always that easy.

Take it to a shop and have them diagnose the problem correctly. Don't go on a guess from an Internet forum...