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Q: How to remove the front lower ball joint assembly on the LH side on Scion tC?
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The process to remove the LH front lower ball joint assembly begins with vehicle front lifting and lower suspension movement inspection using wood and a cloth to protect the bolt and nuts. The installation order starts with removing both front wheel and the LH front axle shaft nut. While performing the front suspension repair disconnect the front speed sensor LH as well as the tie rod end sub-assembly LH. The next operation requires detachment of the front No. 1 suspension arm sub-assembly lower LH while removing the front axle assembly LH. To remove the front lower ball joint assembly LH use Special Service Tool: 09628-62011 while completing the steps of extracting the cotter pin and castle nuts.
Q: How to install the front lower ball joint assembly on Scion xB?
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The front axle assembly should go into a vise without using too much force during installation of the front lower ball joint assembly. The front lower ball joint assembly requires installation on the front axle assembly along with the nut while torqueing to 133 Nm (1356 kgf-cm, 98 ft-lbf). After installing a new cotter pin add another 60 degrees of nut rotation if the cotter pin holes need realignment. Begin by mounting the front axle assembly followed by front lower No. 1 suspension arm sub-assembly installation and then connecting the tie rod end sub-assembly to its proper place. First install the front disc and follow it with the front disc brake caliper assembly and finish with the front speed sensor. The last step in the process involves installing the front wheel along with the front axle hub nut. Review the front wheel alignment and inspect VSC sensor signal output as the final step.