How to Rebuild Control Arm Ball Joints on Porsche 944 Turbo

Enjoy the antics of Steven and Ryan in their 2nd DIY video as they show you the step-by-step process of removing the lower control arm, removing the old ball joint, and installing a new ball joint from Rennbay.

[@americanjohn9314]

Just did this job today. Watching the video made it 10X quicker - Thanks!!!!

[@tsarchitect]

Great video very clear. You make it look easy, I know it's not. Now I have to do it myself.

[@MrArBeats]

great job guys! plz dont stop making 944 vids!

[@adonay944]

Great video . Very clear and informative .

[@schrockahasi]

Got the job done really appreciate it!

[@mrmorizofan7001]

good video. thanks!

[@michaelaldridge9085]

Helpful vid thanks guys, couple of questions for ya - (1), is it a special grease you're using or just generic EP Grease, and (2) when applying the epoxy does the area have to be degreased first?

[@timcomeau420]

I Agree with Dieter. The sway bar should be mounted under the control arms and the car is being lifted on a weak point. You'll bend your floors like that.

[@johncooper7242]

great tutorial great attention to detail . Pity about the irritating noise in the background. Please consider reducing the volume or using something with a less less frenetic beat on future videos so that we are not fighting to hear your words above the background noise.

[@dennvision1353]

He takes the glove off to spread the grease with his bare finger.... genius

[@cobyryan]

Thanks, fellas! about to do this job :)

[@spiritbuu]

What is the dimension of that corner garage space where you installed the lift? Also, what lift is that? Thanks

[@stevenbukoski4474]

Third garage space is 12' x 16' x 112" high. Atlas BP8000 www.atlasautoequipment.com/products/lifts/two-post-lifts/bp8000

[@CañonAlonso]

A year ago my mechanic made the same work,to my 944 and I bought the ball joint kit in rennbay.com , car handles perfect.

[@genatorbol]

What year is your 944?