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Control arm problems 200

Dan, the self locking nuts holding the ball joint assembly to the control arm are not the type with an insert. Instead they are "misshapen" at the top end--sort of oval. I always use the new ones supplied with a new ball joint but have, on many occassions, reused them when swapping in used parts. Have never had a problem. The suggestion to use the trans crossmember is a new one to me--I always lift from the engine/suspension crossmember being careful to place the jack pad so the teeth catch the back end but not so far back as to hit the oil pan. The advantage I can see in using the trans crossmember is that it will lift the car a bit more. -- Dave






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