2017 Chevy Corvette Steering Knuckle (see also Knee & Strut) — Part # HG2527 — Gazoline Alley · Paterson, NJ

Name: 2017 Chevy Corvette Steering Knuckle (see also Knee & Strut) — Part # HG2527 — Gazoline Alley · Paterson, NJ for 2017 Chevy Corvette
Brand: Chevy
SKU: 2017-chevy-corvette-steering-knuckle-see-also-knee-strut-hg2527
Price: 229.95 USD

Steering Knuckle (see also Knee & Strut) for 2017 Chevy Corvette

Product Details

$229.95

Part Number

HG2527

Vehicle

2017 Chevy Corvette

Description

When replacing a steering knuckle on a 2017 Chevy Corvette, it's crucial to verify the exact side and condition to ensure proper fit and function. This listing features a steering knuckle from a 2017 Chevy Corvette, identified by stock number HG2527, graded as 'X' by the seller, indicating a specific condition noted in their grading system. The steering knuckle is a key suspension component that connects the wheel hub to the suspension and steering system, affecting alignment and handling. Since the seller notes to see also Knee & Strut components, buyers might consider checking those related parts for a comprehensive repair or upgrade. The grade 'X' suggests you should inquire about the knuckle's condition details before purchase. Comparing this part to others by confirming side, wear, and compatibility will help ensure the best match for your Corvette. For more information and related components, explore our Chevy parts and Corvette parts collections. Take the next step by contacting the seller for condition specifics and confirming fitment for your vehicle.

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Fitment & Buyer Verification

This steering knuckle is listed for a 2017 Chevy Corvette. Buyers should verify side and condition to confirm fitment for their specific vehicle.

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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	2017	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
Seller Grade	X	Confirm this detail before ordering.	Product recordMedium

Option checks

Configuration Details

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

Check	What to verify	Buyer action	Basis
Steering Knuckle Side	Unknown	Confirm whether this steering knuckle is for the left or right side of the vehicle.	Product recordLow
Knuckle Condition Details	Unknown	Request detailed condition information or photos from the seller to assess usability.	Product recordLow
Compatibility with Knee & Strut	Unknown	Check if the knuckle is compatible with your existing knee and strut components or if replacements are needed.	Listing noteMedium

Before ordering

Buyer Verification Checklist

Verify the side (left or right) of the steering knuckle before purchase.
Confirm the condition details associated with the seller's grade 'X'.
Check compatibility with your vehicle's suspension and steering setup.
Consider inspecting related suspension parts like knee and strut for a complete repair.

Condition review

Condition & Inspection Notes

Request detailed photos showing wear, damage, or repairs on the knuckle.
Ask the seller for any history or notes on the part's previous use or condition.
Verify the integrity of mounting points and bearing surfaces.

Common questions

Product Fitment FAQs

What does the seller grade 'X' indicate for this steering knuckle?

The seller grade 'X' is a specific condition rating used by the seller. You should contact them directly to understand what this grade means in terms of wear, damage, or usability.

Is this steering knuckle for the left or right side of the vehicle?

The side of the steering knuckle is not specified in the listing. Buyers should confirm with the seller to ensure it matches the required side for their vehicle.

Should I replace related suspension parts when installing this knuckle?

The seller notes to see also Knee & Strut components, suggesting that inspecting or replacing these related parts may be advisable for optimal suspension performance.

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