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Power Strokes
6.7 Aftermarket
Ball joint on the end of the track bar (on the axle.)
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[QUOTE="6.0 Tech, post: 1559350, member: 23001"] If you have a ball joint press it is not hard at all. If you don’t, or don’t have access to a decent one, it gets much harder. May be able to rent one, and make it work. Good ball joint presses ain’t cheap, so buying one to do this job once every 4-5 years don’t make sense. I’ve always put oe back in, some **** up the axle housing, I think it was moog, they’re slightly larger or have teeth on them or something, so if you try to put an oe in after the moog shits the bed, you have to put another moog in… Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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