2006 Dodge Diesel Pickup Ball Joint Problems
At 45,000 miles I learned the front lower ball joints on this 2006 Dodge diesel pickup were shot and needed to be replaced and about $1,400 later I thought I was good to go. But now, at 63,000 miles ...
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The problem is many or most techs that inspect them don't know what they're doing. Some directional movement is normal and comes that way at the factory but guys say it's lose and replace them. FWIW, some extreme off-roaders often like them a lot because even though they will wear with hard use, they won't break.
At 87K mine are still well within factory specs. I suspect that unless you were having driveability problems, noises or tire wear issues your BJ's were still fine.
BTW, a reputable shop told me they don't see any more Dodges than Fords or Chevs.
At 87K mine are still well within factory specs. I suspect that unless you were having driveability problems, noises or tire wear issues your BJ's were still fine.
BTW, a reputable shop told me they don't see any more Dodges than Fords or Chevs.
