I need to finish working on my truck to get it ready for winter. I gotta do the ball joints but dont have all the tools I need and need some help from someone who knows how to do that shit so its quicker and easier. I’ll pay whoever halpes me and provide lunch or w/e. Let me know if anyone can help. It’s a 96 Chevy S-10 2.2 ltr. 5 speed. My cell is 534-0602.
Also, if anyone does come out and is a hunter I do have a 300 acer nature preserve behind my house if you would like to do some rabbit/squirrel hunting or something when we’re done. Let me know.
I have no time to help you out, but ball joints really aren’t that big a job.
Go to autozone and rent all the tools you need for the job. They’ve got the press, the forks to pop stuff apart, even the giant socket to remove the axle nut. As long as you bring the stuff back it costs you nothing but the fully refundable deposit.
After that all you need is a basic socket set, pliers for the cotter pins, a hammer, jackstands and one or two jacks. Oh, and a torque wrench if you want to do the job right and torque everything to spec.
Whereever I take it I just gotta find a way to get it there lol. I hasnt seen an inspection since I baught it last october lol. I drove it from oct. till april on the 10 day…and never got a ticket muaaaahahaha.
edit: I just remember I did get one bu talked it down to a $20 parking ticket.
well let me know when you got some free time. I’m helping my dad wrap up the last landscape job he has for the season but I’m free like anytime next week.
ball joints are NOT part of NYSI, believe it or not.
but the uppers are cake with a decent air hammer, the lowers are a biatch to get back in if the arm is on the truck still. the arm surface isnt square to the hole so it wants to go in crooked.