Delphi Ball Joint - Lower - Front Axle - Outer

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The Delphi TC2627 Ball Joint is a direct replacement part for the front suspension system of Honda CR-V and HR-V models. It is designed for the outer, lower position on the front axle, offering a durable solution for restoring steering and suspension integrity. A key benefit is its direct fitment and OE compatibility, ensuring a reliable repair. However, careful verification of vehicle compatibility using the make model tool or by contacting support is essential before purchase, as incorrect fitment can lead to installation issues.
| Model Part Number | TC2627 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Delphi |
This ball joint is designed for the front axle, outer, lower position on Honda CR-V and HR-V models. Always verify fitment using the make model tool or by contacting customer support.
The ball joint has a length of 108mm, a width of 90mm, and a height of 87mm. The thread size is M14x1.5.
Yes, ball joints are typically sealed units that include a protective dust boot to keep contaminants out and lubricant in.
This part is sold individually. The quantity needed depends on your specific vehicle's suspension configuration. Consult your vehicle's service manual or contact us for clarification.
The lifespan of a ball joint can vary greatly depending on driving conditions, maintenance, and the quality of the part. Generally, they are expected to last for many years or tens of thousands of miles under normal use.
Installation requires specialized tools and mechanical expertise. While possible for experienced DIYers, it is strongly recommended to have suspension components installed by a qualified mechanic for safety and proper function.
'Outer' refers to the end of the control arm furthest from the vehicle's center line, and 'Lower' indicates its position on the lower control arm, connecting to the steering knuckle.
Ensure the ball joint was torqued to manufacturer specifications and that all related suspension components are properly secured. Re-check for any damage to the dust boot.
Verify that the ball joint is the correct part for your vehicle and that it was installed correctly. Check other suspension and steering components for wear.
This could indicate an alignment issue after suspension work. Have the vehicle's wheel alignment checked and adjusted by a professional.
Double-check the part number against your vehicle's requirements. Ensure the mating surface on the vehicle's steering knuckle is clean and free of debris. A ball joint press is usually required for proper installation.
Compatibility Verification: Before installation, it is crucial to confirm that the Delphi TC2627 Ball Joint is compatible with your specific vehicle. Use the provided make and model tool or contact customer support with your vehicle details. Cross-reference the OEM numbers (51220-STK-A01, 51220T0AA01 for Honda; 51220STKA01, 51220T0AA01 for Acura) with your vehicle's existing parts.
Installation: Installation of a ball joint typically requires lifting the vehicle, removing the wheel, and disconnecting suspension components. It involves pressing out the old ball joint and pressing in the new one, often requiring a ball joint press tool. It is recommended that installation be performed by a qualified mechanic due to the critical nature of suspension components and the need for specialized tools. Ensure the new ball joint is securely fastened with the correct torque specifications.
Care: Ball joints are generally maintenance-free sealed units. There is no specific lubrication or regular care required beyond ensuring the dust boot remains intact. Inspect the boot during routine vehicle maintenance for any tears or damage, as a compromised boot can lead to premature failure.