Excellent how to when dealing with rusted and seized split (cotter) pins. I spend far too long trying to remove rusted and rotten split pins the proper way when a more 'brutal' approach is needed.
Replaced my entire wheel . Could not get the old knuckle and ball joint apart so i bought a new ball joint. Only issue is it has a grease nipple. But the price was right. Great video , thank you!
I noticed you used an aftermarket ball joint becuase I noticed a zerk fitting that the OEM doesnt have. Is this preferable ? Was wanting to do my ball joints on 2019 and thinking of going with an afternarket.
Excellent how to when dealing with rusted and seized split (cotter) pins. I spend far too long trying to remove rusted and rotten split pins the proper way when a more 'brutal' approach is needed.
As long enough of the pin gets cut out, the nut will usually spin off the rest. Usually.
Replaced my entire wheel . Could not get the old knuckle and ball joint apart so i bought a new ball joint. Only issue is it has a grease nipple. But the price was right. Great video , thank you!
Nice, thanks for watching
Great vid. But what was the ladt 😊step? Grease? And how tight? I dont have a torque either
Yes that is some grease. I don't have the torque specs, just make sure they're tight!
Any recommendations on how to get the Castle nut off when its stripped
You might need to removed the knuckle so that you can either use a six point socket with impact or try to cut/crack the nut.
@HomebrewSubaru thank you
Great video so happy I found this, is this applicable to a 2011 Corolla?
Yes you can use this video as reference, good luck
Looks easy..good job
I noticed you used an aftermarket ball joint becuase I noticed a zerk fitting that the OEM doesnt have. Is this preferable ? Was wanting to do my ball joints on 2019 and thinking of going with an afternarket.
I prefer having a serviceable ball joint on vehicles. They last as long as OEM or longer at half the price.
this ball joint already have grease on them or you have to add grease ?
They will need to be greased after installing.
AWESOME Bro!!
Thanks
Excellent video😅
Thanks!
Are you located in va
No I live in Canada
This was way too easy, lol
It is a fairly simple job to do. Toyota was smart on this one.
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