Ford Territory BA BF FG SUV Noisy Front End Front Lower Rear Control Arm Replace How To DIY

[@Pendaws]

Thanks for providing this video, makes it a lot easier than reading a WM. :)

[@YepThatsIt]

cheers

[@felixnicholls4236]

It would be easier to tap that ball joint out after you undo the strut. Also those bushes should be torqued with the wheels on the ground to prevent premature failure.

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, definitely better to be tightened in position they are usually positioned in. choice is yours which way is easier for you. cheers

[@marklowe7431]

Great videos. Very appreciated.

[@YepThatsIt]

thanks & cheers

[@tranlee5622]

Where is your shop?

[@markjovi5572]

Yes Felix is right, car needs to be at ride height prior to final torque of nuts and bolts

[@YepThatsIt]

Thanks for that. cheers

[@shahreef1]

Thank you for that ... im about to do mine today. Must the alignment be done after this job ?

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, if you move or replace the tie-rod ends then yes. but if you mark them and return exactly where they were then " might " be ok. there is some movement on the mounting bolts where rack is bolted to chassis as well so these things will always affect the alignment a bit. cheers

[@trigger_m4419]

And also I have a problem with me xr6 ba 2006 and I've replaced the struts but I still have a collapsed front end just on the passenger side the disc/rotor has heavy rubbing marks on the inside, any info what would that be? Any info would do thanks 👍

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, contact me on my face book link facebook.com/Yep-Thats-It-103051017785435/ and leave me which kind of vehicle/transmission type you have, and leave a detailed description of any fault codes and issue you are having ( we are able to exchange pics/diagrams on there ) and details of what work you have already performed or checked...... you will need to buy me some beers ( link is in face book ) and I will answer your questions accordingly. cheers

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, try without forward slash... facebook.com/Yep-Thats-It-103051017785435 cheers

[@johnmystrio5993]

0:48 ill just give it a tap. Procedes to bash the hell out of it 😂😂 Cars 😂😂😂

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, that was tapping ! you dont want to see bashn. cheers

[@DEPRAVEDS0UL-86]

Lol my taping is a sledge

[@tranlee5622]

What's actually solved your front end sound issue radious arm replacement or this?

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, yes replacing worn components will stop issue. cheers

[@jimw7916]

​@@YepThatsItthat's not what he asked

[@plumbs7199]

Thanks

[@YepThatsIt]

cheers

[@petercaldwell8674]

Be nice to know what size sockets etc

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, most people have a set of sockets...but yeah i try be more informative given limited time frame sometimes. cheers

[@petercaldwell8674]

@@YepThatsIt l have sockets it just saved time, if l knew I needed a couple of the bigger sizes l would have got them prior to starting the work. Cheers anyway thanks Peter

[@marklowe7431]

If you can't work that out you shouldn't be working on a vehicle that has a high degree of safety risk for others on the road. If you're simply being a smart ass be grateful someone is giving away their expertise to you for free.

[@petercaldwell8674]

@@marklowe7431 l know who the smartarse is, I've done heaps of work on cars in my 65 yes and knowing before starting a job what size sockets etc is extremely helpful in case needed before starting. Crawl back under ur rock we don't all have your obvious expertise and unlimited access to tools, I've unfortunately met wankers like you before that think their shit doesn't stink and no matter what the topic are expert.🤯

[@ThePaulv12]

They use a lot of 18mm on these. So socket and ring spanner. The other sizes are 19, 21 and 15mm. Who uses 15mm & 18mm? Yeah Ford Aust.

[@aamirazadzoi7313]

This was done on a territory right?

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, yeah mate please read in description. cheers

[@aamirazadzoi7313]

YepThatsIt thanks mate

[@aamirazadzoi7313]

YepThatsIt have you seen where the oil pressure is located in the territory?

[@bossdog1480]

Unfortunately this doesn't apply to BA Falcon at all.

[@YepThatsIt]

hi, principles are similar for most vehicles. cheers