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Originally Posted by CJmixer99
@ Bad Luck
- Ah ok. The repair shop said I didn’t necessarily have to do it, but I always taking the proactive route. Any idea how much that would cost with parts and labor?
I appreciate you offering to provide info on that DIY job! I’ve had one local shop do every bit of maintenance on my car, so I’ll just have them do it. Any specific brands you’d recommend?
Thanks again for your help. Really appreciate it!
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You're welcome! Always happy to help a fellow member!
OEM only on the parts. If you are having it done at anywhere besides the toyota dealership I would buy the OEM parts and bring it to them along with the lower ball joint torque numbers. This will ensure you get genuine OEM toyota parts and they have the correct fastener torque as there is a couple different torque values depending on the year. You'll need the following:
04005-02235 (x1) (both lower ball joints)
90171-A0005 (x2) (lower ball joint castle nut 112 ft/lb)
90119-10933 (x8) (lower ball joint to control arm bolts 37 ft/lb)
I recommend McGeorge toyota for parts
Select Parts Category - 2002 Toyota 4Runner | Toyota Parts but you can also check camelback toyota, concinelli toyota, and partsouq as well.
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