Hell yeah! Thank you for your video! Great job without taking out the control arm and without loosen the subframe... You are the only one who it this way... Thanks man! Next week I'll try to do this job. Ball joints and a press allready ordered.

Great video. Saved me a ton of money. I also had the problem with the ball coming through the top. I would not have know how to fix it without your advice in the video. Thanks man.

Thank you, I'm broke can't afford mechanic and car ball joints broke on way to work, now I'm working on replacing

I'm posting the day after the repair and I changed the old ball joint with the new one. Now what made the job hard was that I was trying to get it out in reverse. So placing the cup on top of the head of the joint. Then the threaded part goes with the other thread, and out it comes! after some good hard turning. A good long breaker is important. Mechanic wanted 322.00 to do the job and I did it with a 55 dollar ball joint from autozone.

Great video. Needs to do this on my Sebring soon. Thanks

thank you, great video, from Hermosillo Sonora Mexico,

Thank you. Nice video.

Thaaaaaannnnnnks great video

Fantastic how to, ty

Having one ball joint done. Tow $75.00 to mechanic shop , lost wages 1 or 2 days, Uber ride home $17.05 1 ball joint labor part $368.00

I'd like to know where you got your channel lock clip pliers for $10... I had to buy another pair just today because the spring went flying out of my old ones. Anyway I paid $32 for mine. Actually I got a refund for my old set being life time but they had to refund me and purchase again because they couldn't figure out how to do it. All the same gotta have them. I just replaced ball joints on 2000 Nissan and I couldn't use my bearing tool. I had to beat them out which is why I wanted to watch this video and see how hard they are to remove. Definitely appreciate the video.

My 06 Sebring has rear drum brakes.

What’s it called the big bridge clamp

Ive been trying to take off the ball joint but i can’t, the ball joint just broke apart, the cilinder still there, any recommendation?