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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Google search
2004 xlt
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Help, Lower ball joint replacement
Hello to all, I am on vacation in West Virginia and having the car serviced at a local Ford dearler. I was told I needed lower ball joint replacements, 91,500 on 2004, xlt. Just received a call that the wheel axle nut was stripped and three threads were ruined, so for another 500 bucks I would get a new nut and axle.
My question is why would they need to take the nut off the axle to replace the lower ball joints..? 500 bucks seems high for labor and material, is it..? Is 480 bucks high for lower ball joints..? We live in Rhode Island and need a car to return... hopefully this week end. Thanks to all for the info... and guidance.. Tha snowman08 |
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Southern Cali Explorer
Newport Beach California & Bay Area California
2001 Sport (sold)
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welcome i need to replace my lower ball joints too and i got an 01 sport
__________________ 2001 Ford Explorer Sport 4.0 sohc engine. Mods include: dual 40 series flowmasters & high flow k&n air filter & removed silencer & yellow fog lights (sold for $1,800) as of 2-26-12 |
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Evil Asian
Elkridge, MD
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