on how to replace a bottom ball joint?
how have u guys in the past pressed/knocked them out of the arm?
thanks in advance
Lee
any tips?
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jana
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hi lads..just got a convertible from 92' e30 2 liters six cylinder..the problem is..no heatin' at all...cause one of the pipes what sticking out from inside has been broke so its not connected with the rubber pipes..any helping tips??
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thebigone
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Jana, you need to repost your thread on its own, and not piggy back on E30_320i 
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codell
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you either need to press or burn the buggers out, i only know this cause mine were changed last weekend
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fuzzy
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can you buy a ball joint on its own?i think it would be easier to replace the whole arm and they only cost about Ԛ£35 ish quid from ECP.ive never replaced just the balljoint.
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buster
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most people just replace the full arm as fuzzy said,i have done this also.You can get the ball joint on its own but it needs to be pressed out.Also i believe, on the alloy arms they cant be replaced at all.
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alan325i
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if one side goes replace the other side as well this will save you paying for the tracking twice when the other side goes in a few weeks/months time


