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68195544AI - : Lower Control Arm, Right for Mopar Image

Lower Control Arm, Right

Mopar 68195544AI
LOWER CONTROL
MSRP $1,325.00 CAD
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68349157AD - : Lower Control Arm, Left for Mopar Image

Lower Control Arm, Left

Mopar 68349157AD
Front.
MSRP $801.00 CAD
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6507079AA - : Hex Flange Lock Nut, Mounting for Mopar Image

Hex Flange Lock Nut, Mounting

Mopar 06507079AA
M20x1.50. LCA Ball Joint.
MSRP $25.55 CAD
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68349156AD - : Lower Control Arm, Right for Mopar Image

Lower Control Arm, Right

Mopar 68349156AD
LOWER CONTROL
MSRP $801.00 CAD
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68195545AI - : Lower Control Arm, Left for Mopar Image

Lower Control Arm, Left

Mopar 68195545AI
LOWER CONTROL
MSRP $1,225.00 CAD
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68216182AC - : Lower Ball Joint Kit for Mopar Image

Lower Ball Joint Kit

Mopar 68216182AC
MSRP $186.00 CAD
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What Are Mopar® Ball Joints?

They're critical parts of your vehicle's front suspension, as are the bushings and bearings that accompany them. They're made up of balls and sockets, connecting links and facilitating their movements. What this does is create pivots between steering knuckles and control arms. This structure helps you stay in control of your ride while you're driving.

Over time, however, any ball joint can wear out. Unfortunately, when that happens, problems invariably follow. Luckily, such symptoms are relatively easy to spot.

What Are The Signs of a Faulty Ball Joint?

Signs of trouble include:

  • Loose or vibrating steering wheel
  • You hear unusual noises while steering
  • Your tires are excessively worn
  • A failed ball joint
  • Your wheels move in different directions
  • The wheels start to hit your fenders and drag the tires

How Do You Replace A Failing Ball Joint?

Replacing ball joints is easy and relatively inexpensive. All you'll need for the job in most cases is a press kit, C-clamp, some adapters, and a few basic tools, including socket air tools. The best parts for any repair project, however, are the genuine article, versus those on the aftermarket.

Why Buy Genuine Mopar® vs. Aftermarket Ball Joints?

The brand designs them compatible with your make and model, right from the get-go. That kind of guarantee, the aftermarket for suspension parts can't always make.

Where to Order Genuine Mopar® Ball Joints Online

You can take care of it right here at our official parts store. Simply select your make, model, and model year in our catalogue. Buy now, and we'll ship straightaway, directly to your door.