Ball Joint Lower - Blue Print - ADJ138631
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Product Information
Full details
The Blue Print Lower Ball Joint (ADJ138631) is an essential suspension component designed for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking reliable OE-standard replacement parts to maintain steering precision and control. This durable component is engineered for front-axle applications, offering a direct fit for specific control arm configurations; however, users should note that vehicles with integrated driver assistance systems may require professional sensor recalibration following the installation of new suspension hardware.
All features
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ADJ138631 |
| Brand | Blue Print |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I install this ball joint myself?
It is strongly recommended that a qualified technician performs the installation to ensure vehicle safety and proper suspension alignment.
Does this part fit both sides of the car?
Yes, this ball joint is designed to be compatible with both the left and right side of the front axle.
What is the cone size for this component?
The cone size for the ADJ138631 ball joint is 18.5 mm.
Is all the hardware included in the box?
Yes, the product includes the necessary lock nut and mounting bolts/screws required for installation.
Will I need an alignment after replacing this part?
Yes, anytime suspension components like ball joints are replaced, a professional wheel alignment is recommended to ensure safety and prevent tire wear.
Why might I need sensor calibration after installation?
If your vehicle has ADAS features, the ride height or steering geometry change caused by new parts may shift the sensors' reference points, necessitating recalibration.
Troubleshooting
Steering feels loose or imprecise after installation
Verify that the lock nut is torqued to the manufacturer's specification and ensure no air remains in the steering geometry.
Warning lights for driver assistance systems appear
Consult a professional technician to perform a sensor recalibration, as the change in suspension alignment may have triggered the system.
Noise or clicking after replacement
Check that all mounting bolts and screws included in the kit are tightened and that no debris is obstructing the ball joint's movement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-quality, durable automotive-grade construction
- Comes with essential mounting hardware for convenient installation
- Suitable for either the left or right side of the front axle
- Engineered for exact compatibility with control arm steering systems
Cons
- Installation requires a qualified technician for safety
- May require post-installation sensor recalibration in modern vehicles
- Requires careful verification of vehicle model compatibility
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation must be performed by a qualified automotive technician to ensure that the suspension geometry is set correctly and the hardware is torqued to manufacturer specifications. Before purchasing, verify your vehicle's make, model, and year against the part number ADJ138631 to confirm compatibility. Once installed, if your vehicle is equipped with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), such as lane-keep assist or autonomous braking, perform a full diagnostic scan to recalibrate sensors, as suspension changes can affect these systems' perception of vehicle posture.