Dodge Journey Front Struts and Lower Control Arms (How To Replace)

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[@orlandoalveo2410]

By Far the best Video on this Subject Thank you good Job...

[@howardcraft4820]

Good stuff man.

[@mariomedrano4803]

Do you happen to know what the part number is for the front/assembly on the journey that you’re working on?

[@definitelynotmechanics]

No

[@geo8841]

Amazing

[@AP-wz6zf]

Did you use the existing ball joint, rather than the one that came with the control arm?

[@definitelynotmechanics]

Control arm didnt come with a new balljoint. I didnt change the one on the knuckle.

[@AP-wz6zf]

@@definitelynotmechanics ah, the box tricked me. I know the ball joints are a bitch. Great stuff man.

[@lesterkonieczny1574]

Shouldn't u torque tops nuts with vehicle on the ground???

[@justindill267]

Did you torque to spec, or use the ugga dugga scale and finish with elbow grease?

[@definitelynotmechanics]

Your answer my lie the channel name.

[@alexflores5922]

What size is the star to loosen the bolt for sway bar link
Thank u so much

[@definitelynotmechanics]

its different depending on if they are factory or aftermarket.

[@raytothet7665]

Do you need a wheel alignment after?

[@Relevantminded]

You should usually after doing struts

[@ignacioalaniz8961]

Where did you order the struts from.

[@definitelynotmechanics]

Amazon. But go with what works for you the process is the same either way.

[@srtantt]

What size did you use for the star bit?

[@definitelynotmechanics]

i didnt use that to take mine apart. but iirc its t40-t50

[@lesterkonieczny1574]

Shouldn't u