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Upper Control Arm Replacement Ford Ranger, Explorer; Mercury Mountaineer; Mazda Pickup DYK10-106 DID n YOU n KNOW? ADVICE FOR THE PROFESSIONAL Overview Removal Procedure Installation Procedure (con’t) Through model year 2005 on the vehicles The figure below shows available MOOG K80068 The MOOG K80068 features a one-piece listed below, the OE passenger side (right) replacement parts. forged design, with pre-installed K80065 MOOG bushings and a pre-installed upper control arm may be a two-piece CAM & BOLT KIT design that allows caster adjustment from MOOG Problem Solver K80012 ball joint. the factory. MOOG offers an easy-to-install K8674 CAM KIT one-piece control arm as an alternative to the K8710T traditional two-piece design if the bushings MOOG require replacement. K80068 Models affected: K80068 MOOG Make/Model Years Part No. Ford Explorer 1995-2001 MOOG Inspect the pinch bolt hole and remove any K80012 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 2001-2004 K80068 dirt from the holes in the steering knuckle. The BALL JOINT PRE-INSTALLED Ford Ranger 1998-2007 (one-piece steering knuckle must be replaced if any damage design) is noted or if the old ball joint was loose or broken. MOOG BUSHINGS Mazda B2300 2003-2004 and/or Failure to replace a damaged or worn steering K8710T knuckle may cause loss of steering ability since Mazda B3000 1998-2004 (two-piece the ball joint may break and cause the wheel to Mazda B4000 1998-2004 design) separate from the vehicle. 2. Position the new dust boot over the stud 1. Firmly support the vehicle under the lower of the ball joint with the words “MOUNT Mercury Mountaineer 1997-2001 control arm and remove the wheel and INBOARD” positioned away from the wheel. tire assembly. Press the new dust boot onto the new ball joint housing using a suitable press tool. 2. Mark the position of the alignment cams on the upper control arm inner pivot position. 3. Thoroughly clean the hole of the steering knuckle before assembly of the stud with the 3. Remove the pinch bolt and nut separating the knuckle. Insert the stud of the new ball joint Identification Procedure upper ball joint stud from the steering knuckle through the hole of the knuckle and install the and discard. new pinch bolt and nut supplied. Torque the 4. Separate the stud of the upper ball joint from nut to 30-40 ft. Ibs. (40-55 Nm). The photo below shows the OE the steering knuckle. two-piece design. 4. Install the grease fitting into the ball joint and 5. Remove the two inner pivot bushing alignment lubricate with a good grade of chassis grease. cam bolts and nuts. 5. Install the wheel and tire and lower the vehicle 6. Remove the old control arm and ball joint to the floor. Tighten the two inner pivot assembly and discard. bushing cam bolts and nuts to 84-112 ft. Ibs. (113-153 Nm). 6. Align the front end of the vehicle to specifications. A check of the wheel balance is recommended. OE UPPER CONTROL Installation Procedure ARM #1 1. Install the MOOG K80068 upper control arm * MOOG engineers recommend installing OE UPPER the MOOG K8674 Problem Solver cam kit CONTROL and ball joint assembly into the slots in the ARM #2 or the MOOG K80065 cam and frame. Insert the two original alignment cam bolt kit assembly for the proper bolts and nuts;* line up the marks previously alignment procedure. made, but do not fully tighten at this time. Con’t next column www.moogproblemsolver.com ©2015 Federal-Mogul Motorparts Corporation. NASCAR is a registered trademark of NASCAR, Inc. MOOG and The Problem Solver are trademarks owned by Federal-Mogul Corporation, or one or more of its subsidiaries, in one or more countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. All rights reserved..

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