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Thanks for taking the time to do a ball joint write up. I just used it to complete a complete rebuild of all my front steering components. When I say complete I mean complete...from the bearing hubs to the ball joints. I wanted to have everything new again. To support your site ; I purchased it all from your links to Amazon. I even purchased the seal driver. It's a small sum of money compared to what the dealer wanted.

Thanks again,
Charles

Admin reply: Hello Charles. Thanks for posting. I am glad things went well. Thanks so much for using my Amazon links. That means a lot to me and is sincerely appreciated.

Best regards,
Jerry


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Thanks for the great info! One question if I may...I'm going to attempt a coolant flush/replacement and while I'm at it I plan to replace the water pump, thermostat housing, thermostat, gasket, and hoses. In your opinion do you have any preference in the order of performing all of those prceedures. Does it matter? Thanks for your time.

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Dude,
I just changed my ball joints as per your photos and literature! other than me bending my castle nut and having to get another one, Everything went tickity boo. It was my first time doing ball joints and after doing it on my truck I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.
Thanks big time,
Matt

Admin reply: Matt- you are very welcome. Thanks for posting your experience. Glad it went well.


Added: February 13, 2013
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Jerry
Any chance you could give some insight/wisdom on changing out glow plugs....and broken ones too?
Thanks

Admin reply: Sorry, Kevin, not yet. I am doing that project this spring though, so I will be posting an article then.


Added: January 29, 2013
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thank you for such great info. I've been a ford man since '74. F100's 250's 350's. And a big 10-4 on that no bail out money. My 2002 f350 sc dually 6-speed w/84k miles is a top running ride because of you. Mbrp turbo back,s&b intake,edge evolution, moto metal wheels, led's all around and of course true blue metallic. ;)

Admin reply: Randy -Thanks for posting and for the kind words. Your truck sounds great. I wish I only had 84K!

Jerry


Added: January 19, 2013
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Great Site with a ton of useful information! I appreciate you making all of this information available to the public with such clear instructions and pictures.

-Tim

01 PSD 4x4 Automatic

Admin reply: Tim,

Thanks for the comments. It's appreciated.

Jerry


Added: January 9, 2013
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Jerry
Great job on all the write ups....A#1 photos, directions and commentary. Thanks so much.

Admin reply: Kevin,

You're very welcome. Glad you found my info useful. Thanks for taking the time to post.

Jerry


Added: January 5, 2013
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Very good reference material. Thanks for taking the time to document for the 7.3 PSD community. :!cool:

Admin reply: Thanks, Howard. I am glad you found my info useful.


Added: December 30, 2012
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Thanks for the very clear steps on ball joint replacement. Bought them through your site. I love the high quality how to's! Keep them going!

Admin reply: Hi Josh. Thanks for the nice words, and of course, thanks so much for purchasing through the links, it's really appreciated.

Jerry


Added: December 6, 2012
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Great web Site. I use it as a reference tool.. Saved me a lot of time and money..

Admin reply: Thanks for posting. I'm glad you saved some money.


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