Re: Changing upper ball joints

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yup. An alternative, especially if the special ball joint socket is not available to someone, is to take the control arms and new ball joints to a spring and suspension shop. That shop will take off and put in the new ball joints for not much money.

Thanks,
Gary H. 

>  -------Original Message------- 
>  
>  Yep, it better be a very HIGH impact gun, professional grade. I don't
>  know how you are set up for shop equipment but what I do is get the
>  control arm chucked up in a big vise that's firmly attached to one of
>  my work benches and use a breaker bar along with a long extension for
>  it....like a 4 foot piece of steel pipe that will fit over the handle.
>  It's usually still very hard....I use AreoKroil penetrating fluid to
>  help lubing.  
 

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