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Username Post: Getting the knuckle off of ball joints.....
355Cheyenne 
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355Cheyenne
Loc: Northern MN
Reg: 10-27-04
02-22-12 05:42 PM - Post#2193972    
    In response to drifterdude

I just thought about it and I guess in the past I had some trouble with the top ball joint in two occasions and decided to put the knuckle and joints back together (loosely) so that I could beat on the rivots with out the arm flying around. One other time I had to replace the factory alignment cams anyway and so I just took the A arm out and did it.
98 Silverado k1500 4x4 350

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