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I am a Caterpillar tech, I think that you should write instructions for them also. I found that your instructions were very helpful.Thanks so much. Darryl

Admin reply: Thanks Darryl. I am glad you found the article useful.


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Thanks to all the recent posters! I appreciate you feedback!!

Jerry


Added: August 30, 2009
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Anticipating working on my '02, Superduty Diesel. Searched the web and found your article. I do beleive this is one of the finest repair articles I have ever read! Thank you for taking the time out for all the information.

Added: August 27, 2009
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Thanks for the write up! We are halfway through this job and I wanted to add a few notes.
When constructing the special tool, the instructions said to ground it to 3 & 3/16" which I though was a lot to take off so I waited till I had the seal. I then ground the tool base until it fit and found it was 3 & 7/8"
Also, I have a 04 F250 and it had a metal ring behind the large dust seal that we reused. It's a little beat but should work fine.
I was unable to locate a 1 5/16 socket but found that a 33mm worked fine.
So far the hardest part has been that my buddy helping me keeps jumping ahead and messing up the steps. Thanks again.


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Great write up on ball joint replacements. Shop wanted $900 for my Excursion, found your step by step write up so I am doing it myself. Also like the simple "Specialty Tools" made from common pipe and fittings. Thanks for taking the time to do a thorough job on this article!

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thanks for the posting....saved me some dough.

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Your step by step instructions prove there are still good people in the world. Sure will save me a lot of stress and headaches having more knowledge than I did. Will let you know how it comes out. Thanks a bunch!

Added: August 25, 2009
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Great write up! I am actually in the prcess of doing mine now! You write up has been right on the money! Thank you for taking the time to explain it, and document each step.

Mike


Added: August 25, 2009
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THANKS ALOT FOR THE HELP ONE THING YOU MIGHT WANT TO ADD IS TO INSTALL THE BIG SEAL ON THE AXLE SHAFT WHILE IT IS INSIDE THE KNUCKLE ALREADY BOLTED UP,IT HELPED GUIDE IT ON . THANKS AGAIN FOR THE HELP

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i have never changed. my oil much less worked on my own vehicle , but with the economy the way it is ive had to make changes. with the help of your write up i was able to change the upper and lower ball joints on the right side and the hub assembly on the left side along with the proper seals and dust covers . without your help this would not have been possible for me , so thank you for your write up and closeup pictures !!!

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