Suspension and Brakes - Ball Joint

• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Left and right
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint
• Item number:35373 01

• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Lower, Left and right, inner
• Part number of recommended accessories:39447 01
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint

• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Lower, Left and right
• Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info:with accessories
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint

• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Left and right
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint
• Item number:33407 02
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• Fitting Position: Front Axle
• Paired article numbers:33906 01
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint
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• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Lower, Left
• Paired article numbers:29999 02
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint
• Item number:29998 02
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• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Lower, Left
• Paired article numbers:36922 01
• Part number of recommended accessories:37220 01
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• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Left
• Paired article numbers:26773 02
• LEMFÖRDER:Ball Joint
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• Fitting Position:Front Axle, Lower, Left
• Paired article numbers:17620 02
• Thickness [mm]:18
• Flange Hole Diameter [mm]:8,55
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Tips for operating suspension ball joint

It is necessary to monitor the integrity of the seals. The presence of fractures leads to the penetration of dirt, sand and water into the system and its rapid deterioration.

Damaged seals should be changed immediately.

It is recommended to drive carefully on the roads of poor quality. If possible, they should be avoided.

The average life of the ball joint is 15-120 thousand kilometers.

Symptoms of suspension ball joints failure

• the presence of extraneous sounds in the suspension when driving over bumps;
• creak when turning the steering wheel;
• uneven tire wear;
• rotating the steering wheel requires greater effort;
• Unstable motion in a straight trajectory.

Causes of suspension ball joint faults

• vehicle operation on roads with poor quality surface;
• aggressive driving style;
• damage to the boot;
• Use of substandard parts.

Tips for operating suspension ball joint

It is necessary to monitor the integrity of the seals. The presence of fractures leads to the penetration of dirt, sand and water into the system and its rapid deterioration.

Damaged seals should be changed immediately.

It is recommended to drive carefully on the roads of poor quality. If possible, they should be avoided.

The average life of the ball joint is 15-120 thousand kilometers.

Symptoms of suspension ball joints failure

• the presence of extraneous sounds in the suspension when driving over bumps;
• creak when turning the steering wheel;
• uneven tire wear;
• rotating the steering wheel requires greater effort;
• Unstable motion in a straight trajectory.

Causes of suspension ball joint faults

• vehicle operation on roads with poor quality surface;
• aggressive driving style;
• damage to the boot;
• Use of substandard parts.

Tips for operating suspension ball joint

It is necessary to monitor the integrity of the seals. The presence of fractures leads to the penetration of dirt, sand and water into the system and its rapid deterioration.

Damaged seals should be changed immediately.

It is recommended to drive carefully on the roads of poor quality. If possible, they should be avoided.

The average life of the ball joint is 15-120 thousand kilometers.

Symptoms of suspension ball joints failure

• the presence of extraneous sounds in the suspension when driving over bumps;
• creak when turning the steering wheel;
• uneven tire wear;
• rotating the steering wheel requires greater effort;
• Unstable motion in a straight trajectory.

Causes of suspension ball joint faults

• vehicle operation on roads with poor quality surface;
• aggressive driving style;
• damage to the boot;
• Use of substandard parts.

Tips for operating suspension ball joint

It is necessary to monitor the integrity of the seals. The presence of fractures leads to the penetration of dirt, sand and water into the system and its rapid deterioration.

Damaged seals should be changed immediately.

It is recommended to drive carefully on the roads of poor quality. If possible, they should be avoided.

The average life of the ball joint is 15-120 thousand kilometers.

Symptoms of suspension ball joints failure

• the presence of extraneous sounds in the suspension when driving over bumps;
• creak when turning the steering wheel;
• uneven tire wear;
• rotating the steering wheel requires greater effort;
• Unstable motion in a straight trajectory.

Causes of suspension ball joint faults

• vehicle operation on roads with poor quality surface;
• aggressive driving style;
• damage to the boot;
• Use of substandard parts.

Tips for operating suspension ball joint

It is necessary to monitor the integrity of the seals. The presence of fractures leads to the penetration of dirt, sand and water into the system and its rapid deterioration.

Damaged seals should be changed immediately.

It is recommended to drive carefully on the roads of poor quality. If possible, they should be avoided.

The average life of the ball joint is 15-120 thousand kilometers.

Symptoms of suspension ball joints failure

• the presence of extraneous sounds in the suspension when driving over bumps;
• creak when turning the steering wheel;
• uneven tire wear;
• rotating the steering wheel requires greater effort;
• Unstable motion in a straight trajectory.

Causes of suspension ball joint faults

• vehicle operation on roads with poor quality surface;
• aggressive driving style;
• damage to the boot;
• Use of substandard parts.

Tips for operating suspension ball joint

It is necessary to monitor the integrity of the seals. The presence of fractures leads to the penetration of dirt, sand and water into the system and its rapid deterioration.

Damaged seals should be changed immediately.

It is recommended to drive carefully on the roads of poor quality. If possible, they should be avoided.

The average life of the ball joint is 15-120 thousand kilometers.

Symptoms of suspension ball joints failure

• the presence of extraneous sounds in the suspension when driving over bumps;
• creak when turning the steering wheel;
• uneven tire wear;
• rotating the steering wheel requires greater effort;
• Unstable motion in a straight trajectory.

Causes of suspension ball joint faults

• vehicle operation on roads with poor quality surface;
• aggressive driving style;
• damage to the boot;
• Use of substandard parts.