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I thought I'd throw this video I made last weekend out there for anyone who might be thinking about replacing them themselves trying to save a couple hundred bucks, but is intimidated by the job, Its easier than you think, and to all those seasoned veterans please chime in with your tips and tricks!
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Most excellent. There a lots of posts that talk about this, and they really help, but a video like this is priceless ! Thanks. Looking forward to more videos ! From Paul B in Toronto.
Thanks Paul, the explorer should be good for a while, but I also have a 97 Ranger that is in need of brake lines and a new rear catylitic converter/tailpipe flange, ill try to get something taped for ya...... you can browse some of my previous videos on my channel over at youtube, just search my user name "croom9"
Oh and just thought id stop back here and throw this one out there, just heard a new tip here on the forums..........freezing the new balljoints in your freezer the night before makes them easier to start when putting them in.