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In this video I will be showing you how to replace the upper and lower ball joints on a 1995 Jeep Cherokee (XJ). This was part of my prep for flat towing behind my RV.

Engine Performance Diagnostics

test shown

  • how to compress a brake caliper piston
  • how to remove the brake caliper and rotor
  • how to remove the ABS wheel speed sensor
  • how to remove the wheel bearing assembly
  • how to remove the front axle shaft
  • how to remove the upper and lower ball joints with a press

Tools used

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95 Jeep Cherokee flat tow prep

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A/C Leak Testing and Repair part 2 - 95 Jeep:

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A/C Leak Testing and Repair part 3 - 95 Jeep:

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