Ok I saw the ratchet very clearly, now I need to see that other tool, was it a clamp? And it was already installed before the video. Now how do I know what tool to buy to remove the ball joint?
@irwle It's a c-clamp with a cup for pressing out ball joints. you can get entire kits with many cups for different size ball joints. just look up ball joint kit on google shopping.
I just changed my driver side lower ball joint on my Mountaineer.
The press tool did not have the right size receiving piece for the top so I used the beams from my jack stands and the topmost press piece to get it done.
@b4322558 There's no such thing as bad language.....Words are nothing but sound which we interpret into meaning. Shit, poop, crap, dung all means the same thing. A "bad word" is no more than a mental thing that shallow minded people let bother them.
0:50 I have the same Craftsman socket driver that this dude has and the instructions say don't use a breaker bar with it. It'll fuck up the racketing action. Who knows...
a breaker bar and what he uses is different. a breaker bar is a long peice of metal with an attachment at the end for (usually 1/2") sockets. what he uses is a pretty much a metal pipe to put over the handle of the ratchet to get leverage. even if it does fuck up the ratcheting action, craftsmen have a lifetime warranty so you can go into any sears store and get a free replacement no questions asked
@southernrebel2384 Actually, no. A breaker bar is longhandled tool with a socket fitting (typically 1/2 inch) on the end. Breaker bars have no rachet. A "cheater" as he was referring to is actually just a stray piece of pipe that is slightly larger in bore than the rachet handle . . . he slides the pipe over the handle, effectively extending the length of the rachet handle. The problem with such technique is that the added torque can over-stress the rachet mechanism and cause it to break.
@Me112233 Some breaker bars do ratchet. You can get them with handles between 18 and 40 inches usually. Either way, a long or extendable 3/4'' drive ratchet would work just as good. I have a 40'' 1'' drive ratchet and breaker bar. They say you should always have the right tool for the job, but people still use dinky 3/8'' drive ratchets for everything. (and I usually use hand tools since I don't have a garage and work outside; too much money to invest for something I don't need.)
Yeah, shitstain. Saves lots of work. Lets you quit fucking around and you can get to other jobs quicker which means more money. Something a poor little bitch like you will never understand.
The only one you cheat is you since you bust your ratchet. Use a breaker bar instead. its more robust. Or better yet, don't be cheap and borrow an impact gun from your friend.
Nate you've the end of an otherwise informative video. But right now, it's piece of sh!t. What happened to Part 1, you know, where you select a cup and pressing plate, and actually assemble the thing? All I've seen here is 55 of 59 seconds on how to turn a screw. Tighten this up. I know you can do better than that.
dude you lied to me again where is the upper you need to get your shit together
Aid3n18 1 week ago
A proper way to press out your old ball joint? lol.
blarson12 2 weeks ago in playlist ball joint upper lower
The older Chrysler products,the ball joints screw out out of the upper A frame with a special socket.
wafrederick 1 month ago
Pussies...just punch that bitch with your big manly gorilla hands!
94SexyStang 1 month ago
I heated mine with a blow torch and tapped it with a hammer right into place. easy
danielh35 2 months ago
In this clip
417cameron 3 months ago
not everyone has the luxury to have an impact gun so that is a real mechanic showing people how to do it Keep it real and thanks for the videos
efrg50 3 months ago
Ok I saw the ratchet very clearly, now I need to see that other tool, was it a clamp? And it was already installed before the video. Now how do I know what tool to buy to remove the ball joint?
irwle 4 months ago
@irwle It's a c-clamp with a cup for pressing out ball joints. you can get entire kits with many cups for different size ball joints. just look up ball joint kit on google shopping.
wc4pwned 4 months ago
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irwle 4 months ago
Thx.
I just changed my driver side lower ball joint on my Mountaineer.
The press tool did not have the right size receiving piece for the top so I used the beams from my jack stands and the topmost press piece to get it done.
ExploreTheWaycom 11 months ago
tried this today on a ford... broke the damn breaker bar lol
pancakewafflebacon 1 year ago
use an air air pack gun dude are you a real mecanic or not i know i use my air impact it works much easyer
mecanicman66 1 year ago
use a Air Gun
Jimmyt61 1 year ago
what is up with all the bad lang this days .......cant pople post stuff here w out the lang thats realy not ness
b4322558 1 year ago
@b4322558 There's no such thing as bad language.....Words are nothing but sound which we interpret into meaning. Shit, poop, crap, dung all means the same thing. A "bad word" is no more than a mental thing that shallow minded people let bother them.
Master7770 1 year ago 5
0:50 I have the same Craftsman socket driver that this dude has and the instructions say don't use a breaker bar with it. It'll fuck up the racketing action. Who knows...
Masowai 2 years ago
+1
if you've gotta use a lot of force, use a proper breaker bar. otherwise you'll fuck the teeth on the ratchet drive.
zebrazedflicks 1 year ago
a breaker bar and what he uses is different. a breaker bar is a long peice of metal with an attachment at the end for (usually 1/2") sockets. what he uses is a pretty much a metal pipe to put over the handle of the ratchet to get leverage. even if it does fuck up the ratcheting action, craftsmen have a lifetime warranty so you can go into any sears store and get a free replacement no questions asked
bmxrulz25 1 year ago
cheater bar..aka breaker bar
southernrebel2384 2 years ago
@southernrebel2384 Actually, no. A breaker bar is longhandled tool with a socket fitting (typically 1/2 inch) on the end. Breaker bars have no rachet. A "cheater" as he was referring to is actually just a stray piece of pipe that is slightly larger in bore than the rachet handle . . . he slides the pipe over the handle, effectively extending the length of the rachet handle. The problem with such technique is that the added torque can over-stress the rachet mechanism and cause it to break.
Me112233 6 months ago
@Me112233 Some breaker bars do ratchet. You can get them with handles between 18 and 40 inches usually. Either way, a long or extendable 3/4'' drive ratchet would work just as good. I have a 40'' 1'' drive ratchet and breaker bar. They say you should always have the right tool for the job, but people still use dinky 3/8'' drive ratchets for everything. (and I usually use hand tools since I don't have a garage and work outside; too much money to invest for something I don't need.)
wc4pwned 5 months ago
Great video but shame he never showed this tip/tool on the FWD car ball joint video!
I bought this tool myself and must say it really IS as easy to use as shown here. It's rare and a bit pricey (£100) and seems to be only on ebay.
MADE BY: NEILSEN! Ebayers won't tell you that in case you buy or order elsewhere!
Like Nathan says you'll almost certainly want a breaker bar or cheater pipe. Great tool and no wishbone removal needed!
Delta10666 2 years ago
those expertvillage clips doesnot teache much...sucks!!!
drigotechbras 2 years ago
Does anyone know how to replace the Dilthium Crystals on a 2021 snow blower?
olpmmone 2 years ago
Looks like blood on the rachet head.....yikes
butdoyou 2 years ago
impact gun? dumbass
12vctdpower 2 years ago
Yeah, shitstain. Saves lots of work. Lets you quit fucking around and you can get to other jobs quicker which means more money. Something a poor little bitch like you will never understand.
UpcomingJedi 2 years ago
hurry up in your fucking clips
juleisherrr 2 years ago
The only one you cheat is you since you bust your ratchet. Use a breaker bar instead. its more robust. Or better yet, don't be cheap and borrow an impact gun from your friend.
UpcomingJedi 2 years ago 6
OR JUST BUY CRAFTSMAN
stainshield 2 years ago
Using a 3/4 drive ratchet would help.
chompychomps 2 years ago
Nate you've the end of an otherwise informative video. But right now, it's piece of sh!t. What happened to Part 1, you know, where you select a cup and pressing plate, and actually assemble the thing? All I've seen here is 55 of 59 seconds on how to turn a screw. Tighten this up. I know you can do better than that.
one800blackman 2 years ago
Excellent the kit cost $75. Lower ball joints $110.
Uppers $260. Wheel alignment $52. 2-1/2 hours later --all done.
Shop wanted $280. for labor plus alignment. No parts included.
Arrecife45 2 years ago
Goodie we have hydraulic tools for this.
Lillie1986 2 years ago
cheater pipe??? more like breaker bar...
robvk6 3 years ago 2
screw the breaker bar 1/2'' impact wrench
lovemym16 2 years ago
when you buy ball joint tools it reccomends not using impact cuz the threads will last longer
pyro8818ak47 2 years ago
yea but i can always make another drive screw and re-tap the C-frame, it only takes a few min
lovemym16 2 years ago