Upper Control Arm - Front

2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Control Arm, Ball Joint

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    5135573AJ
    Absorber - Suspension
    Shock Absorber
    • Part Notes: Grand Cherokee; Heavy Duty;Grand Cherokee; Standard
    MSRP: $391.00 Your Price: $259.68
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OEM 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee Parts for Upper Control Arm - Front

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Ball Joint, Control Arm Installation and Repair Tips for 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee

  • Q: How to Service and Repair the Upper Control Arm on 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
    A: In order to service the upper control arm, lift up the vehicle, take off the tire, and inner fender well. Disconnect the upper ball joint or wheel speed sensor wire. Take out the old control arm on the top and then attach the new arm, reconnect the components, and finally, have a wheel alignment when the vehicle is lowered.
  • Q: How to Service and Repair an Upper Ball Joint on 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
    A: To repair the upper ball joint, then raise the vehicle, remove the tire and remove the retaining nut. Use tool #8677 to separate the joint, which will remove the wire for the speed sensor. Apply lubrication to the tools, press in the new joint, secure the joint, reconnect the sensor and reinstall the tire before lowering the vehicle.
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