you need a good ball joint separator. if you use a pickle fork, you will destroy the boot. so, if you are going to reuse the joint, you will have to use the screw in type. once you separate the ball joint, then it bolts to the control arm with 3 bolts.
first, pull the wheel. to be safe, unbolt the brackets that hold the brake hose, and remove the abs sensor and tie it up. remove the brake caliper, and tie up out of the way. disconnect the sway bar link. remove brake rotor for clearance. i always break loose the bolts on the bottom of the ball joint before i disconnect the ball joint
no. it is bolted to the lower control arm with 3 bolts. look underneath the control arm
how do i change lower ball joint that is pressed in on a 99 tahoe
How to change the lower ball joint for Mitsubishi diamante 1994
Hi! It can be a little bit different at each type of car but here is a guide for a mazda mx3 which can be a good starting point: http://mazda-mx-3.info/lower-ball-joint
You can not just change the ball joint , you have to replace the whole lower control arm with ball joint.
Begin by removing the tire and wheel from your Kia. Remove the ball joint retaining nuts. Pound the ball joint out with a hammer. Reverse the process to install your new ball joint.
Hi! It can be a difficult task but here is a nice guide to start with pictures and insturctions: http://mazda-mx-3.info/lower-ball-joint
Get a big hammer and beat the lower ball joint out from the top of the lower control arm then look at the new ball joint make sure they match before you press them in.
You will need to remove the tire and wheel. Remove the nut from the top of the ball joint. Pound the ball joint out with a hammer. Reverse the process to install the new ball joint.
A 2004 Chrysler Town and Country does not have an upper ball joint.
The ball joints can be replaced by removing the wheel. Remove the rotor and brakes. Pound the old ball joint out. Insert the new ball joint with a ball joint compressor.
yes Yes, this is a good idea as both parts have taken the same amount of strain.