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2009 Dodge Journey Axle Beam

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2009 Dodge Journey Front Suspension Diagram
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  • 12
    68065027AA
    Bar - Front
    Stabilizer Bar
    • Part Notes: Journey; Without AWD; Without Sport Suspension
    MSRP: $302.00 Your Price: $201.67
  • 12 Dodge 68065028AA Bar - Front
    68065028AA
    Bar - Front
    Stabilizer Bar
    • Part Notes: Journey; With AWD;Journey; Without AWD; With Sport Suspension
    MSRP: $371.00 Your Price: $244.21
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OEM 2009 Dodge Journey Parts for Front Suspension

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Ball Joint Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Dodge Journey

  • Q:
    How to Install a Ball Joint in the Front Suspension on 2009 Dodge Journey?
    A:
    To install the front suspension lower ball joint, use Installers 9964-1 and 9964-2 with Remover/Installer 8441-1. Tighten the screw-drive to fit the ball joint into the knuckle, install a snap-ring, and secure the lower ball joint. Attach the wheel speed sensor, brake components, and hub nut, then perform wheel alignment.
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