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Doesn't look wrong but I think I bought QH ones last time. Any decent motor factors will be able to match up: you should probably be aiming for Ford Cortina MKIV/V but I think they were used on many cars e.g. the P100 was coming up just now.
Easy to replace yourself I mark the tie bars with chalk and wind them on/off the same number of turns, whic avoids setting the tracking again. Keep the lock nut in place (mark one face with chalk too). You have to loosen the clamp on the bellows too. And borrow a ball joint splitter rather than whacking with a hammer.
Easy to replace yourself I mark the tie bars with chalk and wind them on/off the same number of turns, whic avoids setting the tracking again. Keep the lock nut in place (mark one face with chalk too). You have to loosen the clamp on the bellows too. And borrow a ball joint splitter rather than whacking with a hammer.
Its probably easier to replace the lower ball joints complete!
They are MK5 cortina and for £20 you can get a pair.
If its the top ball joint rubbers that are gone and they are original (the whole ball joint riveted in and not bolted) then dust covers are the way (if they are still in good working order other than the dust cover) as you will need to drill the rivets out to replace them.
Stu
They are MK5 cortina and for £20 you can get a pair.
If its the top ball joint rubbers that are gone and they are original (the whole ball joint riveted in and not bolted) then dust covers are the way (if they are still in good working order other than the dust cover) as you will need to drill the rivets out to replace them.
Stu
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