help, coilover install 2000 q45t
Hey guys, trying to install my insurance coilovers and the dust boot ripped off the lower control arm ball joint when i separated it from the knuckle
can i replace just the dust boot or ball joint? or does the ball joint only come with the whole control arm?
also, i left strut setting at sport mode, doesnt matter does it? gut the sensors?
thanks
anthony
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Hey guys, trying to install my insurance coilovers and the dust boot ripped off the lower control arm ball joint when i separated it from the knuckle
can i replace just the dust boot or ball joint? or does the ball joint only come with the whole control arm?
also, i left strut setting at sport mode, doesnt matter does it? gut the sensors?
thanks
anthony
i don't have any help for your lca issue (i honestly don't remember touching that when i was taking my shit apart, but that was like 7+ months ago, so my memory's hazy)
you can take the motors sitting on top of the shocks completely off, then disconnect the harnesses that they're plugged into without any effect. i think that's they way to go instead of leaving them dangling in the engine bay somewhere.
good luck!
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i don't have any help for your lca issue (i honestly don't remember touching that when i was taking my shit apart, but that was like 7+ months ago, so my memory's hazy)
you can take the motors sitting on top of the shocks completely off, then disconnect the harnesses that they're plugged into without any effect. i think that's they way to go instead of leaving them dangling in the engine bay somewhere.
good luck!
You should be able to find a replacement lower control arm w/ good ball joint still in it from a local junkyard or fairly close via www.car-part.com for ~$50. It's worth it. This way you can hang onto the old one, fix it, and have a back up should a ball joint go out in the future.
That's what I would do.
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You should be able to find a replacement lower control arm w/ good ball joint still in it from a local junkyard or fairly close via [url]www.car-part.com[/url] for ~$50. It's worth it. This way you can hang onto the old one, fix it, and have a back up should a ball joint go out in the future.
That's what I would do.
I used Energy suspension dust boots, bought them at Advance Auto. Ball joints are sold with the control arms.
http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/tierboots.html
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I used Energy suspension dust boots, bought them at Advance Auto. Ball joints are sold with the control arms.
[url]http://www.energysuspension.com/pages/tierboots.html[/url]