Balljoint replacement

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by griffin, Oct 8, 2003.

  1. griffin

    griffin Guest

    How hard is it to replace the driver's front balljoint on a '93 SL1?
     
    griffin, Oct 8, 2003
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    tim kettring Guest

    I have a 95 sc2 that I wish I never bought . No more saturns for me
    !!!

    The service manual for my piece of junk , says that "the balljoints
    are an integral part of the A-frame and if a balljoint goes bad you
    HAVE to replace the whole control-arm ( A-frame ) that the balljoint
    is in .

    Almost EVERYTHING on a saturn is a total nightmare to fix , and
    extreamly expensive due to having to dissemble half the car for every
    little replacement .

    ASE certified , and next time it will be another toyota pickup truck
    instead , tim
     
    tim kettring, Oct 9, 2003
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    Mike Martin Guest

    I did the balljoints on my daughters 92SC. Same message as above. They are
    parts of the lower control arm, making the job quite involved. Also there
    can be quite some trouble getting the inner pivot bolt/bushing removed from
    the frame due to possible corrosion and lack of good access. One good point,
    considering you have to buy the assemble, I was surprised that the price was
    quite reasonable.
     
    Mike Martin, Oct 10, 2003
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