Lower Ball Joint Testing - How To Diagnose

After 8 years and 128k miles, the oem lower ball joint for this 2010 Subaru Impreza started to fail. I thought I'd show how you can quickly (hopefully) diagnose the lower ball joint for your vehicle. Typical symptoms include thunks, thumps, clunks, knocks and overall annoyance as your drive over any uneven road service.

We'll go over:
Lower Ball Joints
Upper Ball Joints
Lower Control Arm
Stabilizer Links
Anti-Roll Bar or Sway Bar Links

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