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DODGE CHALLENGER BALL JOINT
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How To Replace The Ball Joints?
My Two Ball Joints Are In Rough Shape And Need Replacing, How Do I Get Them Out? The Ball Joint Removal Kits Come In Different Pcs. 5-, 6...
Asked by
LemonCar
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3 ANSWERS
27 IMAGES
2010
DODGE CHALLENGER
GUIDE
Ball Joint
A ball joint is used to act as a universal swivel joint that connects the upper or lower control arms to the spindle which is where the axle bearing and wheel is supported....
Clunk/popping Sound When I Turn The Wheel?
I'm Hearing A Clunking Sound Every Time I Back Up And Turn The Wheel. Either Direction I Hear This Noise, And It Only Happens When I...
Asked by
OverNightGuy2317
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5 ANSWERS
1 VIDEO
7 IMAGES
2015
DODGE CHALLENGER
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