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A car consists of various spare parts that ensure its proper functioning, safety, and durability. The engine components include pistons, camshafts, crankshafts, and timing belts, which are essential for power generation. The braking system consists of brake pads, discs, calipers, and brake fluid, ensuring safe stopping. Filters like air, oil, fuel, and cabin filters help maintain engine efficiency and air quality. Suspension and steering parts such as shock absorbers, control arms, and tie rods provide stability and control. Other crucial parts include transmission components like clutch plates and gearboxes, electrical systems like batteries, alternators, and spark plugs, and body parts like bumpers, mirrors, and wipers. Proper maintenance of these parts ensures optimal vehicle performance and longevity.

Technically, a car can run without a filter, but it is highly unsafe and damaging to the engine and other systems. Without an air filter, dirt and debris can enter the engine, reducing efficiency and causing wear. Running without an oil filter allows contaminants to circulate, leading to engine damage. A missing fuel filter can cause clogged injectors and poor fuel combustion, while an absent cabin air filter results in poor air quality inside the vehicle. Regular filter maintenance is essential to keep your car running smoothly and efficiently.

A car has four essential filters: air filter, oil filter, fuel filter, and cabin air filter. The air filter keeps dust and debris out of the engine, while the oil filter ensures clean lubrication by removing impurities. The fuel filter prevents dirt from entering the fuel system, and the cabin air filter provides clean air inside the vehicle. Regular filter maintenance improves engine performance, fuel efficiency, and air quality.

We manufacture a wide range of automotive parts, including car filters, rubber components, and essential spare parts. Our product lineup features air, oil, fuel, and cabin filters, ensuring vehicle efficiency and longevity. We also offer rubber parts like stabilizer link, tie rod end, control arm, ball joints for enhanced durability.

 We are an Indian manufacturer specializing in car filters, spare parts, and rubber components for various vehicle brands. Our company provides high-quality automotive parts designed to meet industry standards, catering to both domestic and international markets. Our official website is www.siddhiautospares.com, where you can explore our product range, place orders, and get support.

The purpose of a ball joint in a car’s steering system is to act as a pivot point between the steering knuckles and control arms. It allows the wheels to move smoothly in different directions both up and down for suspension movement and left or right for steering. This helps maintain stability, control, and a smooth ride, even on uneven roads. If a ball joint wears out, it can cause steering instability, unusual noises, and uneven tire wear, making regular maintenance crucial for safe driving.

A stabilizer link, also known as a sway bar link, is an important component of a car’s suspension system. It connects the stabilizer bar (sway bar) to the suspension components, helping to reduce body roll when turning or driving over uneven surfaces. By keeping the left and right wheels balanced, the stabilizer link improves handling, stability, and ride comfort. A worn-out or broken stabilizer link can cause clunking noises, poor steering response, and excessive body roll, making regular inspection and replacement essential for safe driving.

 Tie rod ends play a crucial role in a car's steering system by connecting the steering rack to the steering knuckle on the wheels. They help transmit the force from the steering wheel to the wheels, allowing smooth and precise turning. Tie rod ends also ensure proper wheel alignment, preventing uneven tire wear and improving vehicle stability. If tie rod ends become worn or damaged, they can cause loose steering, vibration, or difficulty in maintaining control, making regular inspection and replacement essential for safe and efficient driving.

The cost of replacing a control arm in a car varies based on the vehicle make, model, and labor charges. On average, the control arm price ranges from ₹4,000 to ₹25,000 per unit, depending on the brand and quality. The labor charges for replacement typically fall between ₹8,000 to ₹30,000, depending on the complexity of the job and the service center rates. In total, the replacement cost can be anywhere from ₹12,000 to ₹55,000 per control arm. Luxury or high-performance vehicles may have higher costs. Timely replacement of a worn-out control arm is essential for maintaining smooth handling, proper wheel alignment, and overall suspension performance.