Features

• Rear Lower Control Arm
• Left Hand Side Or Right Hand Side

Fitment

Fit For Ford Falcon BA All Series Sedan Wagon Ute 2002-2004

Fit For Ford Falcon BF All Series Sedan Wagon Ute 2004-2008

Fit For Ford Territory SX SY SZ RWD & AWD 2004-2016

(Note: For The Territory Models Please Note the Dimension From The Center To Center of the Bushing is 295mm For This one. We Also Have The Other Version of 305mm, Please Refer to Part Number FCA-FD022)

Package

1 x Rear Lower Control Arm (Left Or Right)

The 295mm Rear Lower Control Arm Left Or Right Fit for Ford Falcon BA BF 2002-2008 Territory SX SY SZ 2004-2016 is designed to restore rear suspension performance by maintaining proper wheel alignment, stability, and suspension movement. It replaces worn or damaged control arms that can lead to poor handling, uneven tyre wear, suspension noise, and excessive wheel movement.

Over time, control arm bushings and ball joints can deteriorate due to everyday driving, road impacts, and general wear. Replacing the rear control arm helps restore correct suspension geometry, improves handling, and provides a smoother, more controlled driving experience for your Ford Falcon BA BF 2002-2008 Territory SX SY SZ 2004-2016.

This rear control arm is designed as a direct replacement and is suitable for installation on either the left or right side, making it an ideal solution for repairing worn rear suspension components while maintaining proper vehicle stability and alignment.

Benefits

• Restores rear suspension stability and wheel alignment
• Suitable for installation on either the left or right side
• Improves handling and overall driving comfort
• Reduces uneven rear tyre wear
• Minimises suspension vibration and clunking noises
• Durable construction for long-lasting performance

Problem Solution

If your Ford Falcon BA BF 2002-2008 Territory SX SY SZ 2004-2016 is experiencing rear suspension knocking noises, uneven rear tyre wear, poor handling, or excessive suspension movement, it may be time to replace the rear control arm.

These issues are commonly caused by worn control arm bushings or damaged suspension components, which can affect wheel alignment and vehicle stability. For the best repair outcome, we also recommend inspecting the remaining rear suspension components, including trailing arms, sway bar links, shock absorbers, and wheel alignment after installation.