OEM or are there better aftermarket options?
That's weird, I didn't notice that before. Lol, Moog part numbers too. Even though, some BJ part numbers are standardized. They are definitely two different manufactures. They're probably mislabeled.
Last edited by 98SLT4ME; May 2, 2011 at 07:36 PM.
Check that one closely. When I tried to get them at the store the lowers came up as RWD only. They didn't have them in stock anyways. Everyone else I looked at lists only the uppers as well. (for 4WD anyways)
When I looked at the Energy Suspension ones originally I wasn't able to find the 4WD in the catalog (unless I used the "universal" ones). Now looking at the catalog it appears that the front end kit is part # 5.3139 so maybe they've updated their selection some? If you try them let me know as I'd like to replace mine sometime.
+1 Hydra for the tie rods as well.... don't forget them.
Bob
When I looked at the Energy Suspension ones originally I wasn't able to find the 4WD in the catalog (unless I used the "universal" ones). Now looking at the catalog it appears that the front end kit is part # 5.3139 so maybe they've updated their selection some? If you try them let me know as I'd like to replace mine sometime.
+1 Hydra for the tie rods as well.... don't forget them.
Bob
I just went to Advance Auto Parts Store and their Moog ball joints cost about $20 more for each peice! So multiply that x 4, and that's $80 down the drain. They don't even have the lower control arm bushings available. So I guess I'll be ordering the parts online which still carry a 2 year warranty so that's not bad at all.
However, I did notice a leak in my front axle seal drivers side and have been trying to locate it online. Does anyone know where I could get the seal and possibly the axle bearing? I might as well replace the bearing as well just to save on future expenses.
However, I did notice a leak in my front axle seal drivers side and have been trying to locate it online. Does anyone know where I could get the seal and possibly the axle bearing? I might as well replace the bearing as well just to save on future expenses.
Yup. But I can always go to the local store to buy a part if I have to while I send the defective one back. While saving alot of dough by buying online.
NAPA is a good place to start.







