1995 Toyota Corolla Suspension Ball Joint Kit

Suspension Ball Joint Kit for Your 1995 Toyota Corolla

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  Driveworks - Ball Joint (Part No. DW-K9742)

  Description

  Driveworks Brand ball joints are made to meet OE specifications. They play a critical role in the safe operation of the vehicle by eliminating unstable front-end suspension. Driveworks Brand chassis parts ensure improved steering response and durability.
  
  Product Features:

  • Meets or exceeds OE performance specifications
  • Premium Polychloroprene boot provides extended temperature range and better wear resistance
  • Test-proven stud material helps prevent premature stud failure
  • Provides premium gauge steel construction for strength and durability
  • Performance tested to ensure durability

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  • 4

    4

    2016-08-30

    4

    4

    Easy enough to install I had my 16 year old do it

    Easy enough to install I had my 16 year old do it

    Submitted 2016-08-30

    By Bob

    From Sioux Falls SD

    Direct fit replacement so easy to use I had my 16year old son replace both left and right sides price was good we didn't have any of the bolt issues others had with them striping out I will say that the the bolts are strait cut on the end not tapered so they will easily cross thread if you don't know what your doing when starting the nuts not at all uncommon for to today's fasteners on late model vehicles very pleased with them

    Bottom Line recommended

    Direct fit replacement so easy to use I had my 16year old son replace both left and right sides price was good we didn't have any of the bolt issues others had with them striping out I will say that the the bolts are strait cut on the end not tapered so they will easily cross thread if you don't know what your doing when starting the nuts not at all uncommon for to today's fasteners on late model vehicles very pleased with them

    By Bob from Sioux Falls SD

    BOTTOM LINE recommended

  • 5

    5

    2014-09-17

    5

    5

    I would buy this product again

    I would buy this product again

    Submitted 2014-09-17

    By Eugene

    From Lincoln, Ne

    It went on easy. No problems with the bolts or nuts stripping out. Fit exactly the same as the old one. Would recommend and would use this item again.

    Bottom Line recommended

    It went on easy. No problems with the bolts or nuts stripping out. Fit exactly the same as the old one. Would recommend and would use this item again.

    By Eugene from Lincoln, Ne

    BOTTOM LINE recommended

  • 1

    1

    2012-03-29

    1

    1

    Ball Joint Separation Issue

    Ball Joint Separation Issue

    Submitted 2012-03-29

    By Beater Mechanic

    From Saratoga Springs, NY

    I own a 1994 Toyota Corolla 5 speed with 220000 miles. For a while I had been noticing a bit of a rattle when I drove over rough surfaces. I figured it was possibly a strut going bad and didn't pay too much attention to it. The noise was most noticeable when I was turning left (sound came from front end, right side of car). About a week ago I started to get some 'sway' whenever I straightened out from a left-hand turn. One night my son was driving the car and pulled in to a shop to get a sandwich. As he entered the parking space he heard a bang and a clunk. I showed up about 15 minutes later expecting a tire issue of some sort. The ball joint had separated and the hub was no longer attached to the lower arm. Subsequent to the ball joint failing, the axle broke (snapped in two). After pushing the car into a parking space using a floor jack (front wheel would not roll as it was now bound up against the trailing edge of the wheel well) I returned home ordered a replacement ball joint and axle online through Advance that night. The next morning my brother ran to pick up the parts for me while I waited for the tow truck in the parking lot where my son had broken down. Once I had the car back at my brother's garage, it took just a few hours to replace the ball joint and axle. Unfortunately, while carefully installing the ball joint, the first nut I tried to tighten stripped out. I ended up having to reuse the nuts from the old ball joint which worked just fine. To me, this is indicative of extremely poor quality when it comes to the Driveworks brand name and I will absolutely be avoiding buying any of their components in the future. I would also recommend that Advance find another vendor to supply their 'economical' line of suspension components and any other parts with the Driveworks name.

    Bottom Line not recommended

    I own a 1994 Toyota Corolla 5 speed with 220000 miles. For a while I had been noticing a bit of a rattle when I drove over rough surfaces. I figured it was possibly a strut going bad and didn't pay too much attention to it. The noise was most noticeable when I was turning left (sound came from front end, right side of car). About a week ago I started to get some 'sway' whenever I straightened out from a left-hand turn. One night my son was driving the car and pulled in to a shop to get a sandwich. As he entered the parking space he heard a bang and a clunk. I showed up about 15 minutes later expecting a tire issue of some sort. The ball joint had separated and the hub was no longer attached to the lower arm. Subsequent to the ball joint failing, the axle broke (snapped in two). After pushing the car into a parking space using a floor jack (front wheel would not roll as it was now bound up against the trailing edge of the wheel well) I returned home ordered a replacement ball joint and axle online through Advance that night. The next morning my brother ran to pick up the parts for me while I waited for the tow truck in the parking lot where my son had broken down. Once I had the car back at my brother's garage, it took just a few hours to replace the ball joint and axle. Unfortunately, while carefully installing the ball joint, the first nut I tried to tighten stripped out. I ended up having to reuse the nuts from the old ball joint which worked just fine. To me, this is indicative of extremely poor quality when it comes to the Driveworks brand name and I will absolutely be avoiding buying any of their components in the future. I would also recommend that Advance find another vendor to supply their 'economical' line of suspension components and any other parts with the Driveworks name.

    By Beater Mechanic from Saratoga Springs, NY

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

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  MOOG - Ball Joint (Part No. K9742)

  Description

  Backed by superior materials and rigorous testing, MOOG® ball joints deliver reliable performance you can count on. MOOG problem-solving innovations ensure fast, hassle-free installation.
  
  Product Features:

  • PROBLEM SOLVER® GUSHER BEARING -- Metal-to-metal design provides strength and allows grease to flow through bearing surface for reduced friction and long life
  • STRONG AND DURABLE -- Ball studs are heat treated to match or exceed OE requirements to inhibit premature failure and improve fatigue strength
  • GREASEABLE SOCKET -- Reduces corrosion and wear by allowing new lubricant to flush contaminants
  • ABSORBS IMPACT -- Belleville preload washer helps keep the bearing package tight as bearings wear
  • RESTORES LIKE-NEW STEERING -- Patented pressed-in cover plate seals out debris and minimizes looseness, reducing bearing wear and promoting longer life
  • EASY TO INSTALL -- Precision tolerances for easy installation and steering alignment giving you a perfect fit right out of the box
  • COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE -- Available for foreign and domestic nameplates

  from $66.99

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