Hyundai Sonata Ball Joint Removal and Install
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2010 (2006-2010) Sonata Ball Joint Removal and Install
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Great tutorial video and thank you. If one has a 2009 Hyundai Sonata, the Moog pt# for the ball joints are K500035. The Moogs are problem solver and must be greased.
Great video and camera angles. Going to do this today. Looks straight forward.
Looking to do this to my 2007 tomorrow your video inspired me to do it myself after it looking so simple. Here's hoping this will fix my front end noise the wife keeps complaining about.
glad to hear it... the control arm made the most noise... th-cam.com/play/PL7E78-VkYVrSTsLaSrmRG-Lq27SF8o-tz.html
Obrigado pelo vídeo um abraço aqui do Brasil
Lollll that balljoint had zero rusts 😂
Weird.. my ball joint bolt won't even reach the control arm hole without me needing to lift up the control arm with a jack
The bottom ball joint nut is 111 ft lb
I did the same as your method of disassembling and installing, but I tightened the lower screw tightly because I do not have a torque wrench... does this cause a problem and stiffen the steering wheel or not...?
stiffen - no, I don't think so...
there are 2 Sonata 2010's. it's so confusion to get correct parts these cars
hate when they switch mid year!
Same with the 2009s
Nice
Is it OEM or aftermarket? Im getting mine done but not sure if I should go with OEM or aftermarket.
just a good one from rockauto.com
Mine won’t free up with a hammer or the jack
Should put lock tight on the bolts
not needed... but u could
I was keeping up until you brought the torque wrench out. Your terminology just confused me.
A Torque wrench gives the proper tightening of nuts and bolts. You should have a torque wrench for suspension and caliper bolts, if you do not have a torque wrench at least use blue loctite liquid on suspension and caliper bolts.
I can’t get the dam bolts out
It doesn't look too terribly difficult. Is it much different for a 2009?
2006-2010 (North America) was the fifth generation - so it should be the same....
@@CarsandEspresso thank you sir, and thanks for the channel 👍🏻
the same
How about 2013 sonata hybrid?
He forgot to tell y'all to put the Carter PIN back in because you're taking off a castle nut
That so-called pin your are taken out this called a Carter key
lol... it is not a Carter pin... it's called a cotter pin... and the new parts had self locking nuts.
@@CarsandEspresso 😆
Hey you forgot to put the Carter pin back in, and if you don't that nut will come on loose that's why it's called a castle nut. You're teaching people the wrong way.
A locknut, also known as a lock nut, locking nut, self-locking nut, prevailing torque nut, stiff nut or elastic stop nut, is a nut that resists loosening under vibrations and torque. - Wikipedia
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