Welp, was about to do this over the weekend, but this definitely one of the more advance DIY for this car that I seen. May take me many hours or days to do this without the problem equipment. Probably better to get it to a pro.
So much more fun on a 20yr old one , loved how you just popped out the ABS Sensor , hahaha popped it out 😁🤣🤣. No drilling and dremiling 😁😁😁No big hammer bang bang bang ??? Awww 👍👍👍
Great video, and thank you for making a tutorial on the Ball Joint replacement. I have an R350 which I think the front Ball Joint is same procedure. Question on the numerous sprays of the copper anti-seize, especially on all the ball joints from tie rod ends outer, and lower control arms. Shouldnt there be Loctite on the ends of the bolt of ball joints that is locked on by a nut. Loctite has a huge tutorial on why it is important to use medium blue Loctite in many applications especial on suspension. Thanks for making amazing How To's
Our videos are advisory in nature. All scheduled replacements and values can be found directly in the technical documentation for your car or you can use the help of a car service.
Great tutorial/instruction/presentation. However, incorrect use/application of WD40 throughout. It's neither a solvent nor a penetrating oil. There exist many better choices for each task.
It can be done without removing the spindle. Nut off. Then press/hammer out the old one , then press the new one in using the nut. You can get a Dana 60 4wd axle socket for the nut but it can be done with a hammer and punch in one of the notches. Ask me how i know! Lol
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Welp, was about to do this over the weekend, but this definitely one of the more advance DIY for this car that I seen. May take me many hours or days to do this without the problem equipment. Probably better to get it to a pro.
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Приятно смотреть ! Вижу профессионалов ! Делают как для себя : все детали почищены, смазаны ! Спасибо ! ! Лайк заслуженный !
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Thanks so much for this tutorial.
So much more fun on a 20yr old one , loved how you just popped out the ABS Sensor , hahaha popped it out 😁🤣🤣. No drilling and dremiling 😁😁😁No big hammer bang bang bang ??? Awww 👍👍👍
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You can get an impact on the lower ball joint nut if you disconnect the upper control arm and tie rod. Should swing down and give the necessary room.
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Great video, and thank you for making a tutorial on the Ball Joint replacement. I have an R350 which I think the front Ball Joint is same procedure. Question on the numerous sprays of the copper anti-seize, especially on all the ball joints from tie rod ends outer, and lower control arms. Shouldnt there be Loctite on the ends of the bolt of ball joints that is locked on by a nut. Loctite has a huge tutorial on why it is important to use medium blue Loctite in many applications especial on suspension. Thanks for making amazing How To's
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I had one and I remember it well!!!
Great videos .I just wish they had the Torque Specs.
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good video
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Great tutorial/instruction/presentation. However, incorrect use/application of WD40 throughout. It's neither a solvent nor a penetrating oil. There exist many better choices for each task.
You are absolutely right, we will definitely take this into account in the next videos.
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You are absolutely right, we will definitely take this into account in the next videos.
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you can just unscrew it , than bang it with hammer and its like 5min job, much faster and easier
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What mm/size is the ball joint puller?
It can be done without removing the spindle. Nut off. Then press/hammer out the old one , then press the new one in using the nut. You can get a Dana 60 4wd axle socket for the nut but it can be done with a hammer and punch in one of the notches. Ask me how i know! Lol
Excellent company, please can you tell us why your company can not deliver to Cyprus anymore
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Our top priority is to achieve the highest level of service quality for all our clients. For this reason, we decided to limit the list of countries to which goods are delivered. It now includes 27 countries and matches the list of language versions of the AUTODOC online store. As a result, delivery to Сyprus is no longer available. We are sorry for the inconvenience caused. Know, we are always glad to see you. You can place an order with delivery to any of the available countries, We will be happy to help you with this.
Please find all information about the delivery by the link: www.autodoc.co.uk/services/shipping
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i think that the ball joint nut is torque for 300NM not 89..
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