Reply to "Stiff Ball Joints?"

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first, remember I am learning so my comments are more of a question. interesting check. appears to be very revealant and required.

Have you just worked the a arm back and forth multiple times in an attemtp to free up the ball fits. the other would be removing the grease plug to see if the internal pressure has it locked up.

are ball joints capable of spinning complete rotations? if so, would it have been possible to use a wrench on the nut and check before installing

PS edit;
I found the following instructions however I don't know what vehicle they are for.

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