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Old 04-28-2022, 10:16 AM #16
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Thank you Cl4rk for your response. It is true that the lower ball joints of your truck are mirror images of each other, but in the older model they are visually identical (not flipped around).
For 1996-2002 the lower ball joints are side specific. You cannot use the left lower ball joint on the right side.
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I am kinda confused what the problem is here. As members are correct that the 3rd gen lower ball joints are side specific.

They can't be flipped etc. It's one part number for driver side.. and a different part number for the passenger side.

Plus this information is coming from people who have replaced these parts on their rigs including myself.

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For 1996-2002 the lower ball joints are side specific. You cannot use the left lower ball joint on the right side.
Thank you Bad Luck for your response. I am asking for the earlier model (1990-1995).
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Thank you Bad Luck for your response. I am asking for the earlier model (1990-1995).
This is the 3rd gen section (1996-2002). You need the 2nd gen section: https://www.toyota-4runner.org/classic-t4rs/
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This is the 3rd gen section (1996-2002). You need the 2nd gen section: https://www.toyota-4runner.org/classic-t4rs/
Sorry, i know. I haven't found this topic in the 2nd gen section and I am not allowed to open a new thread because I am a new member. Thank you anyway
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Sorry, i know. I haven't found this topic in the 2nd gen section and I am not allowed to open a new thread because I am a new member. Thank you anyway
Try this
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/searc...archid=7942094
You will have to do some digging...

My searches reveal PN 43330-39315, but your local Toyota deal can confirm with your VIN

This might help in doing the job
Toyota 4Runner 1984-1995: How to Replace Ball Joints | Yotatech

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