Front End Suspension question
I'm looking at replacing my front end suspension components on my 2001 rwd screw with 253,000 miles. The front end seems loose compared to my 2003. I've worked on vehicles but have never changed the front end suspension parts. I see kits out there with the ball joints, control arms, and tie rod ends. Which parts would be the most beneficial to change? Thanks
Originally Posted by colind
I'm looking at replacing my front end suspension components on my 2001 rwd screw with 253,000 miles. The front end seems loose compared to my 2003. I've worked on vehicles but have never changed the front end suspension parts. I see kits out there with the ball joints, control arms, and tie rod ends. Which parts would be the most beneficial to change? Thanks
Simple tools and a picklefork spreader along with a jack and stands is about all you would need (along with a dose of perseverance)! to get the job done.
If you try it yourself, take pics, keep us in the loop!
Regards, Bear
I'm looking at replacing my front end suspension components on my 2001 rwd screw with 253,000 miles. The front end seems loose compared to my 2003. I've worked on vehicles but have never changed the front end suspension parts. I see kits out there with the ball joints, control arms, and tie rod ends. Which parts would be the most beneficial to change? Thanks
I'm looking at replacing my front end suspension components on my 2001 rwd screw with 253,000 miles. The front end seems loose compared to my 2003. I've worked on vehicles but have never changed the front end suspension parts. I see kits out there with the ball joints, control arms, and tie rod ends. Which parts would be the most beneficial to change? Thanks
The most important tools are a 2-3 lb hammer, and earplugs.
All of them!- there are threads here that will guide you easier/quicker than i can.-use your search function- most of the new replacement parts will have grease fittings, thats a real benefit to replacing old/worn parts as well.
Simple tools and a picklefork spreader along with a jack and stands is about all you would need (along with a dose of perseverance)! to get the job done.
If you try it yourself, take pics, keep us in the loop!
Regards, Bear
Simple tools and a picklefork spreader along with a jack and stands is about all you would need (along with a dose of perseverance)! to get the job done.
If you try it yourself, take pics, keep us in the loop!
Regards, Bear
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I would stay away from those ebay kits personally, I snagged the pitman arm from a kit my friend got since he didn't need it and it had pretty bad wear withing a couple months, also felt a solid pound lighter than the oem. I would go with moog/motorcraft








