Ball joint failed in six months - how do you know if a new one is good?

Ball joint failed in six months - how do you know if a new one is good?

Reply to
Bob J Jones
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Buy one made by a recognized, reputable parts manufacturer, preferably an OEM supplier, not Chinese no name junk?

Reply to
trader_4

And have a garage that has the equipment press it in like required. Too many shade tree mechanics try to do this themselves and get it in crooked and not pressed all the way.

Reply to
ItsJoanNotJoann

Was it installed by a proficient mechanic? If so, it's good.

If no on either or both, your guess is as good as mine.

Reply to
Clare Snyder

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