Ball joint replacement
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nope, they just bolt in. a bottle jack is handy for supporting the suspension arm when you unbolt them.
I suggest you also check the condition of the inner tie rod ends (under the bellows) and replace them if needed, your steering will be much tighter afterwards if they are worn (mine sure were).
I suggest you also check the condition of the inner tie rod ends (under the bellows) and replace them if needed, your steering will be much tighter afterwards if they are worn (mine sure were).
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Pierce thanks for your help. I just replaced my inner tie rods because the swivel joints had some play and I also replaced the worn front control arm bushings. After a test drive I noticed an improvement and tighter steering but still had a problem with the front end. Upon further inspection I noticed that I also have play on the lower ball joints. It seems that the rigidity of the tighter suspension has caused the lower ball joints to move more. I have never replaced ball joint before so I wasn't quite sure how to go about replacing them and weather I needed any special tools.
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