OEM Ford Transit Connect Ball Joint

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Ford Transit Connect Ball Joint is located at the centre of the fronts suspension, a durable swivel that connects the control arm with the steering knuckle ensuring that the wheels may move without any difficulties during each trip. The Ford Transit Connect is praised to have a small size with a generous cargo capacity, sliding doors which are easy to operate, and engines that are fuel-thrifty without losing the ability to manoeuvre even in narrow streets of the city. The riders have got a high roof, adaptable seat arrangement and driving-assist features which make the Ford Transit Connect to look like a large van in terms of capability but a small cars in terms of parking lots. The Ball Joint is built using hardy materials with sealed lubrication to support the weight of the vehicle, maintain the same camber angle and translate the steering input to accurate cornering to ensure tires wear uniformly and the safety level is high. Due to the long use of the Ford Transit Connect to transport tools or passengers, a new Ball Joint gives it back a sharp handling and quiet suspension to avoid shimmy and wandering. Nationwide, Ford dealers maintain stocks of replacements that save the owner time as they get back to the road. Technicians are thrilled by the fact that a good Transit Connect helps press in a quality Ball Joint that will not give in to the road dirt with a protection boot. To have it set up, raise the van, take the wheel off, unscrew the old bit, press the new Ball Joint and make sure that the fasteners are torqued properly, then put the wheel back on and drive around to ensure that the steering is tight.