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Old 09-11-2006, 08:43 AM
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Changing Lower Ball Joints

I have to change my lower ball joints and i wanted to know if i need an alignment after i do it?
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Re: Changing Lower Ball Joints

There is a good chance that the new ball joint will not place the knuckle in the exact same position as the worn joint. It's always a good idea to check alignment whenever replacing front suspension and steering components.
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Re: Changing Lower Ball Joints

Also, before replacing your old ones, try and grease them along with the other 10-11 grease fittings on your front end.
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