Replacing ball joints and seals on 01 F250

[supercharged347]

When changing ball joints on a 01 F250 Powerstroke, which seals do I need to get to replace as well.

Thanks for your help!!!!!

[D-man]

Go to Powerstrokeshop.com and you will find a kit for both sides with Moog ball joints and the motorcraft seals for about 250 bucks.

[redstroker_2002]

take some pics when you do this because i need to do it. also did ur truck make a popping noise when you hit the brakes?

[supercharged347]

Yeah it is making the popping noise. That is one of the characteristics of the bad joints. The wheel camber being out is also a sign.

[dieseldan2005]

Here ya go guys. This is the best write up i have found. I used it to install my B-joints about a month ago. Ball Joint Replacement Write-Up For 2000 Ford F250 Superduty

[dieseldan2005]

if you have any questions let me know, cause i replaced all the axle seals when i was doing this job. Also bought the whole kit from powerstrokeshop.com. They were on sale for 248 bucks, don't know if they still are though. Good luck!

[supercharged347]

Got it done today!!
Took myself and a friend just a little over 4 hours to do both sides.
I will say though having the right tools is important. This job can work the **** out of you without them.

The write up posted by Dieseldan is a awesome write up.

It is detailed and will help you get the tools you need to do the job quick and relatively with ease.

Thanks for help fellows!!!!!

[dieseldan2005]

Originally Posted by supercharged347

Got it done today!!
Took myself and a friend just a little over 4 hours to do both sides.
I will say though having the right tools is important. This job can work the **** out of you without them.

The write up posted by Dieseldan is a awesome write up.

It is detailed and will help you get the tools you need to do the job quick and relatively with ease.

Thanks for help fellows!!!!!

Congrats man! Glad it all turned out ok. Also glad the writeup helped ya. I know it sure helped me out alot!

[Marty]

x's 2 on the tools needed to do it.

Ball joint press, STRONG snap ring pliers and a WIDE pickle fork make for a much simpler repair!

[jinco]

Hi all. That is my write-up. I am glad you found it usefull. It is gratifying to see your positive comments!