Key Features
• Fitment: for Jeep;for Liberty 2.4 L/3.7 L 2002-2004
• Location: Front,Left or Right Side,Lower
• Part Number:K3199,MK3199,16578900,5114037AC,5114037AA
• 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 mechanical linkage used in a vehicle's suspension system, consisting of a ball stud and socket enclosed in a protective housing. the ball stud allows for rotational movement, while the socket provides a stable connection. ball joints are specifically designed to withstand the forces exerted on the suspension system and maintain proper alignment, ensuring smooth and controlled movement of the wheels
the Story of Ball Joint
Ball joint has been an integral part of vehicle suspension systems since the early days of automotive engineering. initially designed to provide basic steering functionality, ball joint has evolved with advancements in materials and manufacturing processes. modern ball joint is engineered to handle increased loads and stress, reflecting the ongoing commitment to improving vehicle security, manipulation, and ride quality.
Fitment
for Jeep
for Liberty 2.4L/3.7L 2002-2004
Position
Location: front,left or right side,lower
Part Number
K3199,MK3199,16578900,5114037AC,5114037AA
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
Function of Ball Joint
Ball joints play a crucial role in connecting the control arms to the steering knuckles or wheel hubs, facilitating smooth and controlled movement. they serve as pivot points that enable the suspension system to articulate and absorb shocks and vibrations. by allowing the wheels to move up and down while maintaining proper alignment, ball joints facilitate steering and contribute to overall stability.
