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Old 06-04-2020, 01:07 PM #16
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They must be checked with the front wheels off the ground, using a pry bar and a dial indicator. Since the ball joints are under tension in all other situations, they must be off the ground. Then you pry between the arm and steering knuckle to check for play. I don't have the spec, but basically any movement means the joint is bad.

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Totally agree. I just wanted to add that this test is awkward as anything to do. Hard to set up and hard to get repeatable results. The time schedule is going to be a better bet for most, me included.
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Per @mtbtim and his LBJ video, you need some fairly sophisticated equipment to measure the tiny amount Toyota says is too much play.

I decided to do mine at 155k chasing some play in the steering and a wobble. The looked fine with the “jack the truck up” and wiggle method, but one of them felt looser once removed.

Also a good idea to get new bolts and use loctite... heard tell of the bolts failing before the joint itself


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