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Chrysler Cirrus Ball Joint
The Ball Joint in Chrysler Cirrus vehicles is used to attach the control arms to the steering knuckles and permits rotation about two axes while seemingly displacing in all three. These components are necessary for the suspension and steering system; they are like ball and socket like a joint in tetrapod animals. A ball joint is often made from steel, and it is effectively formed with a bearing stud and a socket connected in a boot kind of housing that keep off dust and provides room for lubricant circulation. The modern cars therefore employ ball joints instead of the older kingpin design since they are more elastic, with independent adjustment of caster and camber without causing compliance, thereby improving vehicles' handling, stability, and comfort.
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Chrysler Cirrus Ball Joint Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: Can the Balljoint on the Rear Upper Control Arm be Replaced on Chrysler Cirrus?A: The balljoint on the rear upper Control Arm is replaceable. It is a press fit in the arm and requires a hydraulic press and special adapters for removal and installation. It is recommended to take the upper control arm to an automotive machine shop or an auto parts store equipped for such work.
- Q: How Can I Check for Worn Balljoints on Chrysler Cirrus?A: With the vehicle on the ground, check for any play in the ball joint grease fitting. Raise the vehicle and support it securely on jack stands, then check for any play in the ball joints by rocking the tire at the top and bottom. If there is any movement, the entire Control Arm must be replaced. The ball joint seal can be replaced by prying off the old seal and pressing a new one into place.
