Key Features
• Fitment:for Chevy,for Optra 2.0 L 2004-2007;for Suzuki,for Forenza 2.0 L 2004-2008,for Reno 2.0 L 2005-2008
• Location: Front,Left or Right Side,Lower
• Part Number:1016951,MS80505,14909317,4570085Z00,K500090
• Built for the Long Haul:Balls,Sockets,and Studs Are Made with Steel and Forged Aluminum to Offer Optimum Tensile Strength and Endure Heavy Loads;Rubberized Boot Forms an Impenetrable Seal Against and Grime
• Type:Non-Greasable
Product Description
What is Ball Joint
a ball joint is a spherical bearing that connects the control arm to the steering knuckle. it allows for pivoting in several directions, facilitating smooth steering and suspension movements. made of high-strength materials, it ensures durability and reliability in assorted driving conditions.
Fitment
for Chevy
for Optra 2.0L 2004-2007
for Suzuki
for forenza 2.0l 2004-2008
for reno 2.0l 2005-2008
Position
Location: front,left or right side,lower
Part Number
1016951,MS80505,14909317,4570085Z00,K500090
Built for the Long Haul
Balls,sockets,and studs are made with steel and forged aluminum to offer optimum tensile strength and endure heavy loads
Rubberized boot forms an impenetrable seal against and grime
Quantity Sold
Sold individually
Type
Non-greasable
Part Name
Ball joint
How to Install Ball Joint
Lift the vehicle and secure it on jack stands. extract the wheel, brake assembly, and control arm. press out the decrepit ball joint and press in the new ball joint. reassemble the control arm, brake assembly, and wheel. lower the vehicle and perform a wheel alignment.
Function of Ball Joint
the ball joint connects the control arm to the steering knuckle, allowing for smooth steering and suspension movement. it provides pivot points for the wheels to turn while supporting the weight of the vehicle, ensuring stable manipulation and ride comfort.
Instruction of Ball Joint
Follow the manufacturer's specifications for torque settings during installation. check for any play or movement in the ball joint after installation. regularly inspect the ball joint for signs of wear, such as unusual noises or uneven tire wear. lubricate as favored.
