Teledu Steering Parts sku-5268189166 for Toyota Sienna

Teledu Steering Parts, SKU sku-5268189166 and UPC 710010736416, are listed for the front lower steering and suspension of a 2004-2010 Toyota Sienna. The title names a ball joint, sway bar link and tie rod end. Ball joint replacement: 1. Raise the vehicle and remove the front wheels. 2. Spray rust remover on the compression ball joint fasteners and wait a few minutes. 3. Remove the control-arm fasteners from the worn joint. 4. Remove its steering-knuckle nut; if the ball stud turns, hold it with a hexagon socket. 5. Remove the joint from the control arm. 6. Release it from the steering knuckle with a suitable tool. 7. Clean the cone connection. A little silicone grease on the contact surface may improve the sleeve's seal and durability. 8. Fit the new joint in the control arm and steering knuckle, then tighten it with new fixing nuts. 9. Refit the front wheels, lower the vehicle and tighten the wheel studs to the vehicle manufacturer's specified torque. 10. Measure the chassis and, if needed, adjust it using the holes on the compression ball joint. 11. Take a test drive. A strange noise while driving can indicate a failed ball joint. A broken joint can make noise near the wheel, cause tire wear through lost alignment and affect control. If it separates completely, the wheel may steer off the road or fall off. Worn joints can damage the suspension, cause an inspection failure or break related parts. If the front suspension comes apart while driving, wheel movement can become uncontrolled and an accident can be fatal. The supplied advice recommends greasing a new joint after installation, saying it contains little grease and that lubrication can strengthen it and extend its life. Follow the instruction card. Sway bar stabilizer link replacement: Rattling or thumping on rough roads and increased vehicle lean while cornering may indicate a faulty link. Check both links and replace them in pairs if necessary. 1. Raise the vehicle and remove the front wheels. 2. Spray the link's fastening nuts with rust remover and wait a few minutes. 3. Remove the lower nut at the stabilizer; hold the ball stud with a suitable tool if it turns. 4. Press the link out of the torsion bar. 5. Remove the upper nut at the suspension strut. 6. Press the link out of the strut bracket. 7. Insert the new link at the strut. 8. Tighten it to the vehicle manufacturer's specified torque. Listed specifications: manufacturer part number EC82441201; interchange part numbers EV80893, ES80626, ES80627, K90346, K90347 and K80249, plus 'anti sway roll bar'; superseded part number terms 'control arm pressing ball joint car' and 'lower ball joints replacement'; OE/OEM part number terms 'car tie rod end replacement,' 'inner and outer tie rod end' and 'rods ends.' Placement is listed as front, inner, outer, right, left and lower. Type: Sway Bar Link. Alloy steel with a coated finish, bolt-on mounting, a cotter pin hole and mounting hardware. Greasable and adjustable. Manufacturer warranty: 10 Years. Custom bundle: No. Modified item: No. Universal fitment: No. Performance part: No. A separate specification labels the brand 'Unbrand.'