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Old 12-10-2021, 02:27 AM   #5
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Re: Lower ball joint press fit question

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I would measure the hole and then you would know for sure.
I just did a set of Axle saver bearings on a differential.
They were .013 over the size of the original OD.
After they were driven in the axle dragged on the bearing as it had crushed the bearing down in size. I trust nothing as quality control in China is non-existent. Exception is some OEM's have controls in place.
I just had to pull a new fuel pump because the factory had the polarity switched and the pump was running backwards. Several other complaints for the same thing on Summit.
And yes I would pay more not to have to drain pull a brand new tank.
Gees already.
I share your frustration.

I did take a die grinder with a stone to the ball joint hole and reamed it out a little bit then used a flapper wheel to smooth the final finish . Ball joints went in and are pretty tight.
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