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 Post subject: Does anyone make a greasable rear upper ball joint?
PostPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 1:19 pm 
Does anyone make a greasable rear upper ball joint, & what is the part number? I'm talking about the one that secures the rear axle to the tri-link assembly.


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 Post subject: Re: Does anyone make a greasable rear upper ball joint?
PostPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 2:32 pm 
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Does anyone make a greasable rear upper ball joint, & what is the part number? I'm talking about the one that secures the rear axle to the tri-link assembly.
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 Post subject: Re: Does anyone make a greasable rear upper ball joint?
PostPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 2:39 pm 
tjkj2002 wrote:
KJpilot wrote:
Does anyone make a greasable rear upper ball joint, & what is the part number? I'm talking about the one that secures the rear axle to the tri-link assembly.
No

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PostPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 10:33 pm 
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Did yours go bad?

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PostPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 11:24 pm 
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Noisy as hell when that link goes bad, isn't it? :shock:

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PostPosted: Thu Dec 06, 2007 11:45 pm 
I have noises all over the place! That's why I'm getting the 4" lift...Whole new suspension! I'm wanting to change my rear ball joint proactively. I don't think it's bad yet, but it is old, & the ball joints of the same age that I have changed have had little more than dust lubricating them. Secondly, while I'm ripping into everything to install the lift, I figured it would be pretty easy to do it at that point. I was hoping to get a Moog greasable, like their lower front ball joint, or the ones in Al's upper control arms. But no joy... :(


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I have noises all over the place! That's why I'm getting the 4" lift...Whole new suspension! I'm wanting to change my rear ball joint proactively. I don't think it's bad yet, but it is old, & the ball joints of the same age that I have changed have had little more than dust lubricating them. Secondly, while I'm ripping into everything to install the lift, I figured it would be pretty easy to do it at that point. I was hoping to get a Moog greasable, like their lower front ball joint, or the ones in Al's upper control arms. But no joy... :(


Just replace it with a factory one if you're gonna have it all apart. I have 97k miles on mine and it's still good as far as i know.

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I shot mine full of grease. Hopefully that will make it last a good while longer. :)

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