Great video easy to understand. I think mine might need doing. Got a knock from the front but feels more on the anti roll bar. So going to change those bushes first as they look pretty poor. Will watch this again though before I attempt it
Is it better to replace the ball joints with oem parts, especially the lower ball joint?? I have read on the internet people say the aftermarket ones doesn’t last long. I am planning on replacing my top and bottom ball joints, wheel bearings and might want to do the rack ends whilst at it. I am no mechanic, but your video will help a lot. Regards from SA!
@@outnabout08 Hang in there mate! I also have a 4JJ1 07 Rodeo 4x4 and she's going to tick over 300k this week. I've been contemplating whether to update and several mechanics have told me to spend a little bit on maintenance and hold on to her. The newer equivalent replacement vehicles are nowhere near as good! (according to them). So I'm about to do front and rear shocks, rear springs, sway bar bushes and front upper ball joints. Thanks heaps for the helpful video!! Keep encouraging your kid mate. There's a desperate shortage of good mechanics and he seems dead keen!
Great vid matey, and awesome to see the kids getting involved👌
Your son won’t forgot these moments mate top dad 👍
From all of the videos out there I like yours the best. Thank you guys
Great video easy to understand. I think mine might need doing. Got a knock from the front but feels more on the anti roll bar. So going to change those bushes first as they look pretty poor. Will watch this again though before I attempt it
Fantastic help thank you !
Great video 👍 really helpful. Gonna go do mine on my truck now
Joe Dizzle, Thanks for watching👍 Im glad it has inspired you to do it yourself.
@@outnabout08 Just done one side. Now doing the other
Admire your boy enthused of fixing your truck!
Allan Riley, Thanks for watching👍He like to help out when he can
Can i get the lower ball joint out without removing the whole spindle?
Is it better to replace the ball joints with oem parts, especially the lower ball joint?? I have read on the internet people say the aftermarket ones doesn’t last long.
I am planning on replacing my top and bottom ball joints, wheel bearings and might want to do the rack ends whilst at it. I am no mechanic, but your video will help a lot.
Regards from SA!
Dewald Grobler, Thanks for watching👍 These are aftermarket and still good but i haven't really had them in long enough to judge.
Awesome video mate
Peter Brotherson, Thanks for watching... im glad you enjoyed the video
Hey mate did you use a joint press to get the joints on or no?
One more question haha where did you jack the car up, on the control arm or the chassis?
All good Peter Brotherson, i jacked it up and had it on stands under the front crossmember on the chassis
Hey mate doing mine right now , did yours have an abs wire ?
Peter Brotherson, unfortunately i don't have abs. Good luck and i hope my video can help if u need it
How long did it take you all up do you reckon?
How many klm’s on your truck when this was done? Still got it ?!
Yea I still have the old girl and she has about 210km now so at the time of this video she had probably 170km
@@outnabout08 Hang in there mate! I also have a 4JJ1 07 Rodeo 4x4 and she's going to tick over 300k this week. I've been contemplating whether to update and several mechanics have told me to spend a little bit on maintenance and hold on to her. The newer equivalent replacement vehicles are nowhere near as good! (according to them). So I'm about to do front and rear shocks, rear springs, sway bar bushes and front upper ball joints. Thanks heaps for the helpful video!! Keep encouraging your kid mate. There's a desperate shortage of good mechanics and he seems dead keen!
I always put a rag over the circlip, stops it flying away.
Great video. I tried to do mine while ago but didn't realise hub has to come off. I see it's much easier with hubs off.👍
Vo V, Thanks for watching👍
GOOD JOB
Thanks for watching 👍
Tres bien expliquer
Love the safety boots dude croc's would have been better