How to Replace Ball Joints in a Jeep Wrangler
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2021
- Ball Joint offset adapter is OTC part number 313970
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Last updated: May 11, 2023
Clean, clear, no drama - straight to the point. Perfect. Thank you.
Your instructions are very easy to follow. It’s really appreciated. Thanks!
Thank you, very easy to follow and understand. Can't believe I never did this myself before and I'm 51.
That was fantastic instruction! Very helpful! Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos!
great video. very clear and easy to follow.
awesome content brother. Subbed. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for such great instructional vid!!!
Just fyi. I bought the spicer ball joints from Amazon. They had the etching and everything went well. Thanks for your video. I put ball joints in freezer before install also.
Great vid, my last job on my 98 TJ. Looks easy with a good tool.
Thanks for the info on the knurled ball joints. I prefer Moog and get just about all my parts from Rock Auto. I just looked and they only had the replacements that were knurled or offered caster and camber adjustment making these more expensive. A couple of then were also knurled. I will be getting Spicer from now on unless the knuckle is worn. If you have money to burn, check out the American Iron ball joint deletes that use a spherical bearing. Very salty. I would also suggest using Never Seize on the press fit. Never Seize will not cause it to become loose. It will make it easier to install and it will also help prevent rust between the surface of the stud and the tapered hole of the knuckle. I have called Never Seize , spoke to a technician and he said that press fits are an excellent place for it's application.
The best video l have seen to do this job,excellent thank you
Great info. Saving for my OTC now. Thanks!
wow this was amazing. if only it went like that in my garage lol
Video description updated with OTC offset adapter part number 313970
Dana/Spicer parts for the win !
Very good instruction. Thank you. However, I'm having a hard time finding rental ball joint kits or even the HF kit that has the off set adaptor for Jeeps? Any other advice or tips for these lessor ball joint kits? TIA
Any one know what spice ball joints go in a 96 zj ? Have used moog, and in no time the upper is got play.
Great video as always! I am going with the teraflex but they offer them without knurls now. Would you happen to have the part number for the press you used? I see some for like $140 online with alot of pieces but not sure if have slanted adapter for c gussets. Thank bro!
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Should you put anti seize or grease on the outside of the ball joint before installing? Or is it better do install dry