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Connection and Movement Points Ball Joints Connection and Movement Points

Ball Joints Connections that allow rotation and angular movement Filled with grease for lubrication A grease fitting may be provided A grease seal holds grease in and prevents water and contaminant entry

Inside a Ball Joint

Directional Ball Joints Some ball joints must be installed a certain way Elliptical stud housings Incorrect replacement causes failure

Elliptical Housing

Short-Long Arm Suspension

Compression or Tension Load

Load Carrying - SLA

Checking for Wear

Check Movement Specs

Non-Load Carrying - Strut

Checking for Wear

Load Carrying – Modified Strut

Load Carrying - Multilink

Wear Indicating Ball Joints Used on some GM and Ford trucks Check position of wear indicator at the grease fitting Video

Bad Joint – Bad Video

Found on the road…