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Re: front end noise [Re: jays2001] #960249 09/05/09 01:32 AM
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jays2001 Offline OP
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the lower ball joint does not have to be removed at all even tho in top photo the nut is gone.
second photo was all that was left
3 pic was the place the new one will go the next is bearing started and so on the last is a socket i used as my install tool, it worked thats all that matters just dont hit it real hard.
oooo almost forgot if its lifted you will have to raise and lower the control arm to get shaft out, lower to get the end by the spindle out and lift it up so the top will come out from diff i left mine hang there in the strut fork didnt want to take that apart again gives you plenty of room to service the needle bearing <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />


01 w/31 in. mtr,winch,elec.fan ,4 in.suspension lift and 4in. body lift,front and rear hitch. NOT ENOUGH POWER so V8 and solid axles coming soon.2013
Re: front end noise [Re: jays2001] #960250 09/05/09 02:12 AM
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budicexxx Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
K i just did mine tonight in about 2 hours one side but few screw ups like forgeting to put the washer on the axel so had to remove all again to put it in place. Just droped the upper ball joint like said in previous post. Changed all three bearings for 68$ tax in. Gonna go get the bearings for the other side also And do it.


2001 sporty, tj rear springs with rav4 shocks, ford alloys machined centers with 30x9.5x15, front spacers. more upgrades to come.
Re: front end noise [Re: budicexxx] #960251 09/05/09 02:45 AM
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jays2001 Offline OP
Wheeler
sweet ,gotta to love rework,lol


01 w/31 in. mtr,winch,elec.fan ,4 in.suspension lift and 4in. body lift,front and rear hitch. NOT ENOUGH POWER so V8 and solid axles coming soon.2013
Re: front end noise [Re: jays2001] #960252 09/05/09 05:51 AM
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lol..I remember seeing the same washer after finishing...and then thinking....should I?? lol Yes I should.
Also...for putting the needle bearing in i used a piece of 12" 2x2 and banged it softly.
Good pix thnx.

Nice to have it all done now isn't it...

Now I just need to get on that damn lift for my Kia! Damn Rusty Bolts!

Re: front end noise #960253 09/05/09 12:43 PM
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budicexxx Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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lol..I remember seeing the same washer after finishing...and then thinking....should I?? lol Yes I should.
Also...for putting the needle bearing in i used a piece of 12" 2x2 and banged it softly.
Good pix thnx.

Nice to have it all done now isn't it...

Yes it is but once i did the drivers side went and check the pass. side and notice how loose that one was. Gonna go see if i can pick up the parts today. Do that one maybe tonight.
Now I just need to get on that damn lift for my Kia! Damn Rusty Bolts!


2001 sporty, tj rear springs with rav4 shocks, ford alloys machined centers with 30x9.5x15, front spacers. more upgrades to come.
Re: front end noise [Re: budicexxx] #960254 09/06/09 01:37 AM
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I imagine that you guys have done wheel bearings in the past.
Just wanted to add that after doing wheel bearings I like to push and pull on the top of the tire every couple days to check for any kind of play and tighten as needed.
This may be unneeded info, but I thought I would throw it out there.

Re: front end noise #960255 09/06/09 02:41 PM
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budicexxx Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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I imagine that you guys have done wheel bearings in the past.
Just wanted to add that after doing wheel bearings I like to push and pull on the top of the tire every couple days to check for any kind of play and tighten as needed.
This may be unneeded info, but I thought I would throw it out there.

That is a good point.


2001 sporty, tj rear springs with rav4 shocks, ford alloys machined centers with 30x9.5x15, front spacers. more upgrades to come.
Re: front end noise [Re: budicexxx] #960256 09/06/09 06:17 PM
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jays2001 Offline OP
Wheeler
my noise is gone, hopefully yours is to. im glad because next weekend im going wheeling sept.12 and dont want to break down from something so small.


01 w/31 in. mtr,winch,elec.fan ,4 in.suspension lift and 4in. body lift,front and rear hitch. NOT ENOUGH POWER so V8 and solid axles coming soon.2013
Re: front end noise [Re: jays2001] #960257 09/06/09 11:51 PM
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homerdog Offline
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Doing mine tomorrow, you guys stick around in case I need some advice. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />


2001 Sportage, TJ 106's, Everet spacers and bumpstops, Bilstein shocks on the rear, cone filter, Crager wheels, 235-75-15 Goodyear tires. Custom front winch bumper by Dave Scott. Currently DOA, but it is a work in progress.
2011 Kia Forte EX
Re: front end noise [Re: homerdog] #960258 09/07/09 02:27 AM
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budicexxx Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
You shouldnt have any problem if you have little mechanical exprerience.


2001 sporty, tj rear springs with rav4 shocks, ford alloys machined centers with 30x9.5x15, front spacers. more upgrades to come.
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