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Old 7th October 2009, 12:38   #1
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Exclamation How to change the bottom ball joints

Do i need any special tools ?
do they need to be pressed out & in ?
how easy are they to do ?
any advice welcom.
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they need to be pressed in and out , any time ave had balljoints to do on ma saxo's ave always just replaced the whole arm for quickness
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Theyre meant to be a bastard to do.
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they need to be pressed in and out , any time ave had balljoints to do on ma saxo's ave always just replaced the whole arm for quickness
Cheers think i just might do that.
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Cheers think i just might do that.
a payed about £50 for the complete arm from the local motor factors teh last time a think , just so much easier than getting the balljoint , finding sumwhere to press the old one out then new one in least then ur getting new bushes aswell
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Ive also got a pair of wishbones, new mounts and bushes, ball joints in good condition £30 the pair
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set fire to them and burn them out, rubber melts and they come out easy. its just getting new ones pressed in
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i bought 2 ball joints, took off the 2 lower arms and went to the nearest garage and asked them to press out the old and press in the new. cost a fiver iirc.
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Should be able to smash them out with a hammer by hitting the stud tbh. Bit of a fiddle getting the new ones in - can always use a bit of oil to ease them in though. Press them in with a press or socket and vice - job done.
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set fire to them and burn them out, rubber melts and they come out easy. its just getting new ones pressed in
they are metal?


Get old ones pressed out and new ones pressed in.
Pointless dicking about attempting to smash them out as you will fail, plus you need the new ones pressed in anyway.

Take them to a kwik fit or any car garage should have a press.
Give someone a fiver to do them, or ask if you can do it yourself.
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do you mean burn out the bushes? always pressed balljoints in, just ordered some today and they are deff not rubber!!
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haha what a cock iam had two different threads in mind one for bushes and this one for ball joints. ignore my post i have said on the other thread to push them out with a press confussion and gayness i believe
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