How to Replace a Ball Joint (in depth, ultimate guide)

Replacing a Lower Control Arm Ball Joint. Learn how to replace a lower ball joint by pressing it out of the control arm and pressing the new one back in. To watch the longer, in depth version, click the link below.
Replace a ball joint (short, fast version): • How to Replace a Lower...
Here is where to get the ball joint press: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002...
Torque Wrench I use: amzn.to/1N65Maz
Socket Set I use: amzn.to/1BlL0Tj
Ball Joints: amzn.to/2qEOOhc
How to check your ball joints to see if they are bad: • How to Check if a Ball...
In-Depth Version: • How to Replace a Ball ...
Upper Control Arm Replacement: • How to Replace a Contr...
How To Press a Ball Joint: • How to Press a Ball Joint
How to Change a Wheel Bearing: • How to Change a Wheel ...
Torque Specs are for my 2001 Mazda B3000
(each make and model will have different torque specs so check your service manual for proper torque specs.)
-Lower Ball Joint
83-113 ft-lbs and tighten to the next slot for the cotter pin (don't back the nut off)
-Upper Control Arm Ball Joint
35-46ft-lbs
-Caliper Bracket Bolts
85ft-lbs
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Disclaimer:
Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. ChrisFix assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. ChrisFix recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of ChrisFix, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not ChrisFix.

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Did lower ball joints, both inner and outer tie rods, and upper control arms today.... it’s a lot easier to watch the videos than do the work! I couldn’t have done it with the confidence I had (which got me through some rough patches) if not for your videos. So, again, a BIG THANK YOU.

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Thanks for using regular tools, they give me confidence knowing that an average guy like me can do this with simple hand tools. Much appreciated. :)

[@takeadayofff]

8:48 turn the C-clamp upside down to install it easier. Remeber, it's a system with 2 opposing pressure points, so the force upon them is identical no matter which way the C-clamp is pointed. 9:38 the sharp edge of the snapring should be pointed down so if the press fitting looses tension from extreme use, the snap ring will bind in the groove and help prevent separation. 9:44 tap around the snapring with a flat blade punch and a small hammer to make absolutely sure it is fully seated in the groove. Probably best to install the grease zerk last so u don't damage it during CV/knuckle maneuvering.

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[@chrisfix]

I'm glad you are learning a lot!

[@shag377]

This video saved me over 500.00 in labor. My cousin had the tools, including the press, for me to do this. Thanks for taking the time to make this.

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You could also rent those tools from a local auto shop.

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[@chrisfix]

+Brian Ramuno, I cannot reply to your comment for some reason but I hope you see this. I dont know what springs you need to compress. You are not taking the control arm off, you are just moving the knuckle out of the way. I will have a new video next Thursday working on another car to show you the similarities and difference in removing the ball joint and pressing in a new one. If you watch the video, that is what you need to do to press out a ball joint.

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Thanks for the video Chris. Btw your description says "To watch the longer, in depth version, click the link below." but I think you meant the short, fast version.

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[@chrisfix]

+David Punton Thanks! Glad the video was helpful!

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first video of yours I've seen and I am very impressed with not only your knowledge but the perfect clarity that you explain in. Not everyone can do this! I've been to 2 years of Automotive vocational school and was a light wheel mechanic in the Army. I learned a ton of new stuff. Keep em coming bro. Much appreciated.

[@chrisfix]

cassiusclaynyc Thanks a lot man! And thanks for your service! I am glad my videos are clear and helpful, that is a goal of mine! Stay safe and keep learning as much as you can!

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Great instructional video! Clear, concise, and you take into consideration that not everyone has every specialty tool.

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Love your video's you describe everything even simple things like shaking the truck to ensure a stable lift. Please keep it up!! Thank you!

[@chrisfix]

Thanks! I try to keep it simple yet provide the maximum amount of detail to make the job safe and easy!

[@CaseyChambliss]

Your videos are so useful! Thank you!! Your attention to detail, editing, clear sound and shots are appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to edit these and making them high quality. Bonus points for showing how to do this with hand tools and stuff you can borrow from a parts store.

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Great job. Keep up with those vids been learning alot and taking the time and patients to do it myself.

[@chrisfix]

Thanks man! I am glad you are learning a lot from the videos! That is my goal!

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Omg I'm so beyond excited to have found this from you! All four upper and lower ball joints are bad in my SUV and I have been told that'll be well over a grand maybe even a couple grand fix. I was looking all over the Internet for info on how to do this at home and came up pretty much empty handed. All your videos are so detailed and easy to follow even for people who have no car knowledge. I feel confident I can order the parts and do this. Thanks so much! Btw I can't believe you haven't found sponsorship. Someone should pick you up soon.

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Rochelle Anderson a woman that can replace ball joints? This i have to see

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How did it go?

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Best video I've seen on the subject. The lighting, camera angles, and direct narrative explanation are excellent. Thank you for taking the time to post.

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Now I am a big fan of your video. 1> you detail all the steps 2> you show where the tool is come from 3> you indicate safty issues 4> you use simply tool. Great show. Thank you

[@chrisfix]

Great! That is how I make all of my how to videos. Glad you enjoyed it! Remember to give the video a "thumbs up"!

[@andrameda1]

Very helpful thank you Chris!

[@imjabroni1]

Thanks for the info in your videos, and for the CONFIDENCE to attempt this job. I did both upper ball joints, sway bar end links and tie rod ends on my '06 Ram 1500. The satisfaction of doing it myself makes the hundreds of dollars I saved worth even more to me.

[@chrisfix]

That's awesome! Nice work and I am glad the video was helpful!

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[@chrisfix]

Haha, thanks a lot man! I do everything myself. I use a tripod and many times I wish I had a 3rd arm. I edit all of the traffic out and as much of the other noise (birds, planes, buses, etc) out as well. I am currently looking for sponsorships but no luck yet. Thanks for the awesome feedback! I really appreciate it! It makes making these how to videos worth the effort!

[@jameslogan3383]

Would you do the upper and lower ball joints on the Nissan pathfinder 2007-2009? Also lifts on the struts

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[@chrisfix]

Mohiuddin Quadri Thanks! I am glad the video was helpful!

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[@chrisfix]

WV591 I get my torque specs from my service manual. But you can also just google your car year, make and model and what part you are looking for. And finally, your parts store should know the correct specs as well!

[@rokin89]

if you take the word from someone at a part store ,usually means 4 trips back to the part store do to wrong parts

[@chrisfix]

rokin89 A lot of times they might be able to pull up the torque specs on the computer. You just need to make sure they put the correct year, make, and model lol

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+rokin89 Exactly my point in my comment today (9 months after yours). This video can hurt someone.

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froggy New automotive 'how to' videos every Thursday and most Mondays!

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Fabulous video! Now I have the confidence to "do-it-yourself" and save big $$$! Thank you Chris!

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I love your videos. I've learned so much from them. I'm new to fixing cars and these videos help so much. Thank you.

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I see you got moog parts, I always buy moog for my suspension parts. always reliable

[@chrisfix]

Yea they are pretty good!!!

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So you would know how much moog upper control arm n ball joint would cost, can you share that?

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@@bryankenwood3025 or google it....

[@bryankenwood3025]

@@MoparGuy1625 I bought the moog upper control arms (2) n lower ball joints $250. Just got to find the time to install them.

[@WV591]

where did you get the list of torque for this project? THX

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[@Howtosurviveamerica]

All of those steps for one ball joint? No wonder why they charge you a lot to repair!I'm glad you showed me cause as much work as it is, it'll save me money.Thank you!

[@chrisfix]

No problem! It is not that bad once you do one! The other side goes a lot faster!

[@MrGeno1951]

This video has renewed my mechanical instinct and confidence. Thank you, ChrisFix: you are an exceptionally gifted teacher.

[@chrisfix]

MrGeno1951 Awesome! That is what I like to hear! Glad the video was helpful! Definitely consider subscribing! New automotive 'how to' videos every Thursday and most Mondays!

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Hats off to you ChrisFix!!! I like referring to your videos all the time, You go thru these videos step-by-step for the ordinary people who doesn't have all of the special tools on hand. You are down to earth my man. Thanks again...

[@chrisfix]

riley633 Thanks man! I am glad my videos have been helping! That is the idea, easy to follow, step by step, concise, and educational how to videos using common tools! New automotive 'how to' videos every Thursday and most Mondays!

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Thank you! Please continue doing these types of videos.

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Thanks for making these videos Chris! I have more knowledge AND confidence to replace my lower ball joints on my 98 S10 now.

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... Thanks Chris.. i know i can count on a video from you to refresh my old 73 y.o. mind on car maintenance. ( ... been a while tween ball joint replacement ; )... so Thanks Again & i'll see ya down the road.

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Excellent video!!!! Clear concise, excellent videography and editing along with to the point commentary instructions with no ums and ahhhs and wasted unnecessary silent gaps. Super well rehearsed and scripted. Well done!!!

[@chrisfix]

Glad it was helpful!

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I really like the way you explain every step of the process...you are a natural teacher...keep going...👍👍👍

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enjoy all your videos... your explanations are very easy to understand and especially you are so energized in giving the explanation....

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To the point and super clear, thanks for posting this tutorial. Can't wait to tackle this with confidence. Cheers

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[@reznha]

perfect as always chris, nice job. i will do it tomorrow thanks for your video

[@greenlungz]

Honestly man, you did just as great of a job on the video as you did on the tutorial. You speak clearly and loud enough, there's no background noise, and it's very thorough. Very nice man, very nice!

[@chrisfix]

greenlungz Thanks for the feedback man! I am glad the video was helpful!

[@jimbola77]

thank you chris you are an excellent DIY mechanic saved me a lot of money!!!!!

[@davebonnie4]

Hello Chris, I'm done. First one took 3 hours, second one was 55 minutes. The solution I used for the stuck tapered ball joint was an old gear puller, penetrating oil, and two 5 second blasts of electronic parts cleaner and lube,(much like Freon,gets real cold). Waited about two minutes and it popped out on its own. Just got it all aligned and tires rotated. Thanks again for the great! video.Your camera work, editing,and syntax really pull it all together, You saved me a boat load of funds. Dave

[@chrisfix]

davebonnie4 Glad the videos were helpful Dave! Thanks for letting me know how it went! See how much faster it is when you do it a second time! Nice work!

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Just awesome .... Thanks man for all the valuable information and techniques you provides in your clips...you give the confidence for the average guy to take care of his vehicle. May Allah bless you more.

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All I have to say is: just great!!!!!! Keep the wonderful job you perform.

[@Cos127]

Thanks for all your videos ChrisFix! I was able to change out the lower ball joints on my 2007 Ford Ranger because of the help from this video. You Da Man!

[@sikavac1]

Exceptionally clear instructions, with all important tips & torque values. Video well lit.

[@chrisfix]

S. Pavlovic Thanks a lot! Glad the video was helpful and clear!

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Chris I love all your videos man! You're a truly great teacher, I just want to say thanks for sharing!

[@chrisfix]

pachanized Thanks a lot! I am glad you are learning a lot!

[@therealchayd]

Great and very informative video, thanks! One small thing; when loosening the hub nut, to avoid possibility of wheel bearing damage, it's a good idea to partially lift the car so you've still some friction to counter undoing the nut, but most of the load isn't on the bearing. This was from a VAG workshop manual. Don't know if it applies to other manufacturers. Just something to be aware of. I think it also may only apply to non-driven stub-axle types, don't remember 100%.

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Excellent video, greetings from Panama. Best online instructor

[@JUKE179r]

Thanks for this in-depth video! I'm going to tackle mine this weekend on my 2001 Land Rover Discovery. Cheers mate!

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De nada mi amigo. Saludos. Aqui estamos. Pregunta lo que kieras.

[@eldinpeterson3760]

just came across this you did a great job explaining what to do, hope you helped out people who need a little help .

[@scottketchum2224]

Thank you Chris Fix, your demonstration helped me change my lower ball joint. I'm a diy guy and I've never changed one before and your video saved me a lot of $$$$ 🤣thanks again.

[@lenchast]

One of the best and most informative videos I have ever watched. Always keep safety in mind and continue your good work.

[@chrisfix]

lenchast Thanks a lot man! I appreciate it and I am glad the video was helpful!

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@chrisfix 9 years ago bro. 9 years.. I hope KZbin has paid you well. You made a smart decision making these videos as a young guy. I’ve been watching for a while now.

[@treydawgtrey]

An actual thorough, easy to follow guide

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You're the best sir. I just purchased a ball joint press through your amazon link. I hope you get a little kickback or something from it to help support your channel. Keep up the great work. From Arkansas

[@Pendaws]

You sure do explain things well. There are many people who find it difficult to understand workshop manuals and your videos are very useful. It's a pity in Australia, you can't rent that removing tool for free. :(

[@samenta1972]

I needed to change a ball joint and as always Chris is the man!!!

[@pave505676]

Chris, fantastic video. After watching I feel very confident on doing the job myself. Not only are you very thorough, you offer great tips. Keep up the great camera work and thanks for the video.

[@chrisfix]

pave505676 Thanks man! I am glad the video was helpful! New automotive 'how to' videos every Thursday and most Mondays so stay tuned!

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Excellent video, Thank you for sharing your expertise w/ the rest of us.

[@chrisfix]

cv pec Thanks and no problem! Glad the video was helpful!

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The only thing that's changed in the last 6 years is the pace and tone in which ChrisFix talks. The quality is still 10/10, even for the early stuff like this. Doing it right the first time, every time.

[@plumbobcrazy]

great video i will be changing out a lower ball joint i had not clue how to even use the press tool this video installs confidence to do it yourself thankyou

[@chrisfix]

+Chris Batts Awesome! Glad the video was helpful!

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So grateful for all of your videos

[@keyg3n_]

cv axle blew out on the cr-v, figured id replace the lower ball joint as well so this video comes in handy bro! thanks for all the great content thru the years

[@brad8895]

The paper towel trick on the socket was awesome man thank you

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hey Chris just want to let you know out of all the videos how to work on your vehicle yours is the best I've seen yet keep it up peace out

[@andrestrose8878]

Well done ChrisFix, I am now ready to replace my ball joint. Keep up the good work, thanks.

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andre st rose Awesome! That is why I make these videos!

[@OscarGomez-bm3wh]

IMO this is an excellent video; informative, perfectly shot and edited. I am not an auto mechanic but this video helped me understand the process. Being informed helps us, the regular citizens, to pay the fair price for this and, in general, just about any other repair (auto, home, personal services, etc.). My auto mechanic is an honest and well trained individual but it never hurts to remind him I already know what he is going to do. Thank you.

[@chrisfix]

+Oscar Gomez Thanks a lot! I am glad the video was helpful and informational!

[@colemanadamson5943]

+Oscar Gomez You're not an auto mechanic. Exactly. Therefore your opinion of this video is based merely on presentation, not accuracy. Don't try to show up your professional and honest mechanic. He will merely shake his head and laugh at you when you leave. UGH!

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Great video, awesome editing with various angles to show what's going on. well done!

[@chrisfix]

+Lucas Callahan Thanks! Glad the video was helpful!

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I find it crazy that i watched this channel for years and now i own a 04 Ford Edge which is basically identical to his truck💯😂

[@riclacrl]

This video was very helpful for me. I am also planning on replacing all four of my ball joints on my avalanche. Thank you for posting.

[@chrisfix]

Great! Glad the video was helpful! Let me know how it goes! Also, remember to give the video a "thumbs up" (it helps me out, thanks)!

[@riclacrl]

Already gave the thumbs up!

[@Ant6644]

These videos are the best most detailed instructional videos, 💪🏼

[@chrisfix]

Thanks!

[@DarkscytheHD]

Hands down the best lad on Ytube for car enthusiasts!! Learned so much from this lad, gave me confidence to start doing stuff myself! and im loving it

[@chrisfix]

+DarkscytheHD thanks! Glad the video was helpful!

[@delbertgrady1661]

Great video, and the paper towel trick was awesom!.

[@ng1400]

I know very little about vehicle repair/maintenance but I somehow ended up here after typing "how do ignition coils work" in the search bar. Awesome, video mate!! Very clear and concise for rookies like me. I just subscribed and will work through your videos in the coming weeks. Cheers for all the work you put into your videos.

[@Ullikummi86]

The brake cleaner did a good job. You cleaned so well the control arm is almost like new! @8:15

[@jardo531]

This video was a great help to me when I replaced the ball joints on my trailblazer for the first time. Thanks for posting.

[@chrisfix]

jardo531 AWESOME! Glad the video was helpful!

[@diversco]

You are thorough. I subscribed for that. Also, I am slowly adding to my tools. I appreciate you teaching me how to use hand tools to do the job. Thank you.

[@chrisfix]

+Michael Little Thanks a lot! Glad you liked the video and welcome aboard!