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Old 21st October 2010, 09:56   #1
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can saxo ball joints be pressed out and replaced with new ones instead of repalcing the whole wishbone?
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Old 21st October 2010, 10:27   #2
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Old 21st October 2010, 10:33   #3
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yep need to get a garage to do the job or you will have a broken vice lol
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Tbh you might aswell just swap the full arms/wishbones
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You could get ploy-race bushes and ball joins in you orignal arm for the same price for 2 new arms
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iv done it before but its a pain, you'll need to apply some heat and get a rather big press, but its definatly possible
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Tbh you might aswell just swap the full arms/wishbones
Canny price difference tbh

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You could get ploy-race bushes and ball joins in you orignal arm for the same price for 2 new arms
Exactly. £70 a wishbone (£140 for 2), or £25 for 2 ball joints and £15 or so for poly bushes (if needed and if you want to swap them)

you can do it without a press.
But much easier to just get the wishbones off and take them to a garage and bung someone a fiver.

I take mine to my local kwik fit and go straight to one of the guys rather than reception.
Any decentish garage should have a press and willing ot do it.

While your at it, you could fit some new poly bushes to the wishbones as already mentioned. Again you can do these yourself burning them out, its a fairly messy job tbh, if your going to do it, burn them out before fitting your new ball joints.

The rear bushes can go on the wishbone, personally never seen or heard of any going on saxos however.
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thanks guys for a quick response il order some powerflew bushes and just replace the ball joint...
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thanks guys for a quick response il order some powerflew bushes and just replace the ball joint...
ployrace bushes are better mate and cheaper you get them from Kam

http://www.kamracing.co.uk/index.php...es-mounts.html
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