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Hey, I've been informed that I need new ball joints in my pickup. Anyone done these themselves before? Are they something I can do in my driveway without pnumatic tools?
I am not payimg $950 for some grease monkey to do it ( yes, I said it, but I was one once so I can lol). SO, I suppose I will Buy a bench vice and a BIG hammer.
Thanx!
Bryan
Originally Posted by zurgprot
Here's a video of the process. You'll have to decide for yourself if you're up to it.
That's odd, the video is working for me. If you still can't see it, just search youtube for 'ford superduty ball joint' and several useful videos will show up.
Either way, you can probably do it with some sweat...and shall we say..enginuity. Bench vise, big C clamp, or even an anvil and sledgehammer. That last one's a joke...don't do that.
If I gotta do that, I best be workin on a tank cause they are easier!
lol Thanx!
Originally Posted by zurgprot
That's odd, the video is working for me. If you still can't see it, just search youtube for 'ford superduty ball joint' and several useful videos will show up.
Either way, you can probably do it with some sweat...and shall we say..enginuity. Bench vise, big C clamp, or even an anvil and sledgehammer. That last one's a joke...don't do that.
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