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Old 02-06-2005, 09:45 AM
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Ball Joint Problems????

How can you tell if the ball joints are going bad?? I have a 99 ford ranger and it just started making a noise and it will do it when i have the engine off or on and only from the right front. It sounds really weird like something needs lubricated. I checked it out and when you push up n down on the front bumper it still does it. When i drove it this morning, when i started to turn right onto another street, the steering wheel started shaking and you could feel it in the front area also. Any suggestions or ideas would be appreciated.
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Old 02-06-2005, 09:56 AM
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They can squeek when turning & going over bumps. The best way to check for a bad ball joint is, jack the front wheels off the ground grab the tire & check for movement top/bottom and front/back. Real common on rangers once they hit 5yrs/50Kmiles or so. The factory ones are non greasable. A typical shop charge would be somewhere around $200 to replace a pair of b-joints, around $400 for all 4.
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