How To Replace The Lower Control Arm 2008-2016 Chrysler Town & Country
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- The ball joint on this truck can't be replaced the whole control arm must be changed.
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Good video, I saw someone's taking the whole thing, but this one is more easier than others .
Great video! I’m going to be doing this on my 2005 Town and Country soon.
Good luck!
Mines on a jack in drive way unfinished. I'm so upset. Now I have no vehicle. Will I have to get a front end alignment when it is done? What causes this to be replaced? It is only 6 years old. It was making noise only when I went over small bumps. Already replaced strut and the noise was still there. Now the control arm is in the middle of being replaced. Any advise would be helpful. 😢 Thank you
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Hey Jim, what size of Alloy wrench is for the top of the ball joint?
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good morning and happy new year. even though I admire you and watch you and I miss you because you are also an old fashioned master. here I see an inadmissible mistake. I am not describing it for obvious reasons.justify if you want in your answer. be well
Can you elaborate?
Don’t be dumb. You just have to take off the axel nut and then you can push the axle through a couple inches so you can get up in there with the ratchet wrench and takeoff the ball joint nut.
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And you don’t need the Allen key wrench. If you take a jack or a bottle jack and jack up on the bottom side of the ball joint it will push it in tight enough where you could tighten up that nut without having to hold the Alan key. Come on buddy you can do better.
I'm sure that you know that the knuckle is aluminum right? Therefore if you don't hold the ball joint with the Allen key the ball joint ( that is steel )will strip out the knuckle that is aluminum. Thanks for you opinion .
@@jimthecarguy changed the hubs yesterday, on the van and the knuckle is definitely aluminum. I gave it a couple of love taps with the hammer and it definitely looked like it would deform. Aluminum strips like there is no tomorrow! Great video, I learned a lot! Subscribed it was so good!