Reply to "Mangusta Advice Upper front ball joints"

mangustaMember

Great post!

Grease was not an issue when I pulled mine apart, I found them all in bits. Welds were all busted and metal parts were in pieces. I detailed this all in a POCA article earlier this year, just prior to Vegas.

Rather than risk it, cracked welds and metal etc, just replace the ball joints! Same as used on a Fiat 124. They have two sizes, and as I recall, this is the larger of the two, just that DeT used them both the same size and not different top to bottom like Fiat... I don't think the new ones are greasable, but you can lift the boot and put more in!

Should run you about $15 each.

Take care and sorry for the late response!

Steve

9/4/034:23 PM

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