Tools
Parts
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To be able to remove your wheel:
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- Use a cross or look in your trunk by removing the carpet, you will find a key there intended to loosen your 5 nuts, without removing them completely.
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- Use a jack to raise the front of your vehicle.
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Remember to secure your vehicle using jack stands or other means.
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You can completely remove your nuts and then remove the wheel.
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Now you can see the inner steering knuckle.
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The outer tie rod end is located between the steering rack and the inner tie rod end.
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Unscrew the nut of the outer ball joint fixed at the wheel hub using a 16 mm open-end wrench.
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Use a hammer to tap the thread of the ball joint to completely remove it from its support.
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Now we're going to unscrew the nut that holds the rest of the ball joint.
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Use a 22 mm flat wrench and a 13 mm flat wrench to hold the lock nut and unscrew it.
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The outer steering knuckle is now completely disassembled.
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We will compare the old and new ball joint (dimensions etc.)
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Use a 22 flat wrench and a 13 flat wrench to hold the lock nut, screw it on.
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Place the ball joint in its housing, then screw the nut of the outer ball joint at the wheel hub using a 16 flat wrench.
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The task is now complete, you can safely put your wheel back on.
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It is advisable to change the inner steering ball joint on each side.
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