Balljoint Question

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Loss4wrds

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put a pry bar between knuckle and arm, if it moves or has slack needs to be changed. Some times you can jack it up and push/pull on top and bottom of tire and check for slack. but doing this way slack could be wheel bearing and or ball joint.
 

ChrisAU

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It can be hard to tell a balljoint from a wheel bearing, But a Clunk when turning, stopping accel. 'wobbly' steering or clunking over bumps (the bumps is what i felt with a wheel bearing) the originals are rivited in replacements are bolted in
I gotcha. Mine are riveted in, so definitely originals.
 
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