1995 F150 4x4, will I need the supplemental ford adaptor for ball joint removal or installation? What about aftermarket ball joints?
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I've never worked on a Ford, but if I were doing my Chevy again I would get an adapter set and an air impact driver. I've watched the repair shops do this work and they usually pull out a case of adapters and find the best fit. As for aftermarket parts, if you have a part supplier you trust, then talk with him. Otherwise, it's personal preference but on critical parts I always go for mid price or higher, preferably a name brand I'm familiar with. Rockauto.com usually has a pretty good selection/price range.
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you will probaby will need the adaptor, im not sure about the ford ball joints. but when i changed the ball joints on my yj jeep wrangler i needed the jeep adaptor. which is a solid axle also
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Moog K7206T upper ball joint; Moog K8195T lower ball joint. For 1995 1500 Ram 5.9 L
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I would say it's not required but it will help levle out your truck, it also matters on how much weight your putting on the hitch. I use them on my f250 with a 4k lance camper and a flatbed trailer with my jeep on it and it levels it right out. It's nice on the 250's because most of them,including mine, did not come with the overload spring in the back so with all that weight my truck sagged ass pretty bad. I would try it out first without them and see if it's necisary to drop the cash on them.
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I changed it out on mine. I had to take it to a diesel truck repair shop. They removed it and installed the 2"ball to the proper torque. I tried to do it by hand but it is almost impossible. It requires a special impact wrench.
822952
No, that is not what this kit is for.. to remove ball joints, you will need the specific tool for that, which is an actual ball joint removal & installer kit. OTC makes the strongest one, except for Snap-On. Let us know if you have more questions, and best of luck!
65884
No not needed. I have on a 390 ford and its awesome. Easy as u can get wiring.
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Barb, my installation required that I get an adapter made to fit my older sidcar axle. I only needed the one piece;you would need four; a cash outlay of a
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It comes with a basic adapter harness, but it may not be specific to your truck. The instructions are clear and concise so you should not have any problem.
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Hi , if your axle is the same as a 2000 F250 there was no adaptor but I think you will have to disable the auto lock electrics . Personally I would bite the bullet and stick with the auto lock .Getting out of the truck to work the hubs still really sucks and is still dangerous .Good luck ! Bye
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Moog K8607T Ball Joint. The grease fitting may need to be removed depending on your application, and dust plug reinstalled after greasing for service. Not enough clearance otherwise for the u-joint on my 1997 Dodge HD 2500 4x4. Works great.
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This tool might not be for you, Ford changed the plug design in '08....so trucks newer than 2009 will be equipped with more conventional designed plugs, which doesn't require this tool.
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The four bolts are Torx T40 heads. The only other thing you need is something (or someone) to prop the tailgate open. Good luck.
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Not sure on a Ford. Remove the old chord and take a look at the end fitting. If it matches the picture for this item, you should be good.
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99% sure you wont need additional adapters. It comes with a lot of adapters, its just a matter of figuring out the combination you need. I had to make 1 adapter out of pipe but that was for a super duty truck. Very good quality tool!
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I have Ford F-150 1992. Perfectly fit in and had all necessary screws and bolts to install. You don't need to buy any additional hardware. I don't know about your truck
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Yes , you must order K6666 and K6665 , these will stop the clunking noise in your front end unles you need lower ball joints as well.. Good Luck...
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No, there are several other pieces that are required. To find out what is needed you would need to contact your local Ford dealership. I hope this helped.