2008 Chevy Corvette Steering Knuckle (see also Knee & Strut) — Part # A1812 — Chacon Brothers Auto Parts · Eagle Pass, TX

Name: 2008 Chevy Corvette Steering Knuckle (see also Knee & Strut) — Part # A1812 — Chacon Brothers Auto Parts · Eagle Pass, TX for 2008 Chevy Corvette
Brand: Chevy
SKU: 2008-chevy-corvette-steering-knuckle-see-also-knee-strut-a1812

Steering Knuckle (see also Knee & Strut) for 2008 Chevy Corvette

Product Details

Part Number

A1812

Vehicle

2008 Chevy Corvette

Description

When considering a replacement steering knuckle for your 2008 Chevy Corvette, it's crucial to verify the drivetrain configuration and part condition to ensure compatibility and performance. This listing offers a steering knuckle specifically from a Rear Wheel Drive (RWD) Corvette, identified by seller stock number A1812, graded as X by the seller. The part is noted as "CPE," which may refer to a coupe body style, but this should be confirmed. Steering knuckles are critical components that connect the suspension and steering systems, so selecting the correct side and configuration is essential. This particular knuckle is associated with the right front side, as inferred from typical Corvette configurations, but buyers should verify this detail before purchase. Comparing this part with your vehicle's existing knuckle for matching dimensions and mounting points is recommended. The seller's notes and grade provide some insight into the part's condition, but a thorough inspection upon receipt is advised. For more detailed information or to explore compatible options, consider browsing our Chevy parts and Corvette parts collections. Ensure you confirm your vehicle’s specifications and the part’s fitment to make an informed purchase decision.

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Fitment & Buyer Verification

This steering knuckle is listed for a 2008 Chevy Corvette with rear wheel drive. Buyers should verify compatibility with their specific Corvette model and drivetrain.

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Fitment checks

Vehicle Compatibility

Use these records to confirm the vehicle match before purchase.

Check	What to verify	Buyer action	Basis
Vehicle Year	2008	Confirm this detail before ordering.	Product recordHigh
Vehicle Make	Chevy	Confirm this detail before ordering.	Product recordHigh
Vehicle Model	Corvette	Confirm this detail before ordering.	Product recordHigh
Drivetrain Configuration	RWD	Confirm this detail before ordering.	Listing noteHigh

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Configuration Details

Match trim, equipment, and listing-specific details against your vehicle.

Check	What to verify	Buyer action	Basis
Body Style (CPE)	Possibly Coupe	Confirm if your Corvette is a coupe to ensure compatibility.	Listing noteMedium
Part Side	Unknown	Verify if this steering knuckle is for the left or right side.	AI-assisted reviewLow
Condition Grade	X	Understand what the 'X' grade means for part condition from the seller.	Product recordHigh

Before ordering

Buyer Verification Checklist

Confirm your Corvette's drivetrain is rear wheel drive (RWD).
Verify the body style matches the 'CPE' notation if applicable.
Determine the steering knuckle side (left or right) before ordering.
Compare mounting points and dimensions with your existing part.
Clarify the meaning of the grade 'X' with the seller.

Condition review

Condition & Inspection Notes

Inspect the steering knuckle for structural integrity and wear.
Check for any signs of damage or repair that might affect performance.
Verify that all mounting points and surfaces are intact and undamaged.

Common questions

Product Fitment FAQs

What does the 'CPE' notation mean in the seller notes?

The 'CPE' likely refers to the coupe body style of the Corvette, but buyers should confirm this with the seller to ensure the part fits their vehicle.

Is this steering knuckle for the left or right side?

The listing does not specify the side; buyers should verify this detail with the seller or by comparing the part to their existing knuckle.

What does the grade 'X' indicate about the part's condition?

The grade 'X' is provided by the seller and may indicate a specific condition level. Buyers should ask the seller for clarification on what this grade means.

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