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Old 06-05-2019, 07:29 PM #796
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I'm new to T4R.org and the site won't let me start a new thread so I'm asking on this one:

Does anyone know if LH and RH lower ball joints for a 95 4Runner are interchangeable? They do have different part numbers. I've done the RH (passenger side) and I'm preparing to do the LH, but I see that I crossed up the parts - I installed the ball joint with LH part number on the RH side. Wondering if I need to rectify that or if they're really the same.

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Pretty sure they're interchangeable. I bet the only difference is the angle of the zerk fitting or something minor like that. I carry spare parts when I go on a trip and I only one upper and one lower ball joint. Rock auto only listed either upper or lower, never a lower right or lower left.

That's my theory.
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Pretty sure they're interchangeable. I bet the only difference is the angle of the zerk fitting or something minor like that. I carry spare parts when I go on a trip and I only one upper and one lower ball joint. Rock auto only listed either upper or lower, never a lower right or lower left.

That's my theory.
Thanks for the response. I believe you are right.
RockAuto gives Beck/Arnely alternate/OEM Part Number(s) 4334039245 and 4333039835 which are the OEM LH & RH part numbers.

Thanks for the tip.
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I just bought my ‘95. Put a new fuel filter and TPS on it to get it to idle correctly (when it feels like it) but it’s Much better. It has rod knock so i’m going to replace the rod bearings to make it hold over without rebuilding the rest of the engine.
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I bought one today, so thats a pretty cool thing i guess
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Got my Amazenar LED amber marker LED bulbs and installed in just front left-side marker for now because right-side housing is cracked and I don't want to expose my new LED's to So Cal winter (LOL!)
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Today I fought through my usual "normal start" procedures, rough running for about 15-25 seconds then smooth as normal.
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1. First I fixed my squeaky steering wheel by pulling it off, sanding the ring, and putting on a nice coat of dielectric grease. No more nails on the chalkboard (no pictures, sorry).

2. Next, in lieu of waiting for backordered OEM tailgate hinge holders/clips to stop the rattle in the back, I went to a bike store and got some 1.75" busted bike tubes for free, cut them, and put them around my tailgate hinges. No more awful rattles!

3. I mounted new wheels and tires on my 1985 4Runner (BFG A/T KO2 - 31.5" x 10.5" on American Racing 15"x8" black wheels). Then, I took it on it's first off-road adventure since getting it road legal 2 weeks ago.



4. Then I did a 2 stage plastic and vinyl cleaning and restore (CarGuys products) on the dash and doors. I installed possibly the nicest brown OEM dash pad left on this Earth, and wow, what a difference.

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5. Finally, I shattered my front console by literally looking at it the wrong way, and now I'm searching for buried treasure in trying to find a new one. If anyone has any leads on one please let me know!

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Think you just sold me on 31x10.5's. Perfect size without going overboard. Supposedly a friend of a friend of mine has multiple 1st gens sitting as parts trucks. Im looking for the same shifter surround, if he has multiples i'll let you know.
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