SPC Performance 01-05 Honda Civic/Acura EL Alignment Socket (For Use w/ spc69300)

SPC Performance 01-05 Honda Civic/Acura EL Alignment Socket (For Use w/ spc69300)

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$19.96

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SPC Performance 01-05 Honda Civic/Acura EL Alignment Socket (For Use w/ spc69300)SKU: 69330 SPC Performance 69330 10 Point Alignment Socket This 10 point socket is required to remove the OE rear lower control arm on 2001 2005 Honda Civic, 2002 2006 CR V, 2003 2011 Element, and 2002 2006 Acura RSX models. It is included with part numbers 69300 and 69400. Key Features Socket Type: Special 10 point design Application: OE rear lower control arm removal Compatibility: Works with SPC 69300 and 69400 kits Fitment Range: Covers multiple

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Easy to install took less than 10 minutes with watching Youtube. Fits perfectly but becareful because the wiper blade arm fits both ways. However as it fits both ways when you install it and place the main arm back down on the Highlander pull the replacement arm to check it doesn't come lose. If it is coming out and lose then switch the direction and install it again with the same directions and check it again. Now it should not slip out when you pull it. I had this issue when installing it but I quickly figured the issue out. After, I tested out cleaning the rear window and all was good.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026