Dodge Avenger ball joint replacement

In this video I will be replacing the ball joints on a 2013 Dodge Avenger.
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[@justinspicer9323]

take the rotor off and you can knock the snap ring out through a slit it the spindle.

[@312ark]

@@justinspicer9323 I will have to try that next time.

[@randrades68]

Good video, I'm dealing with that right now. But I'm switching out the whole Control arm with the ball joint Question, why didn't you just use the ball joint Press to get the new one on.

[@312ark]

There's not enough room for a receiving cup on the top part of the clamp. You can use the clamp to remove it because it doesn't require any adapters to remove the ball joint. It is a very tight space.

[@randrades68]

@@312ark Sorry to bother you again, buddy.Thanks for the info but how does one Press the new ball joint into that slot without air tools.. Thanks in advance

[@312ark]

I don't know of any other way.

[@1hit_1der58]

i just did it today. my air tools werent really cutting it. had to pull the knuckle, placed it in a vice, then i used the cups from the ball joint removal kit and hammered it in. went in quick. lots more work but do what you gotta do i guess @@randrades68