Ball Joint - Delphi TC217

This Ball Joint from Delphi is a high-quality replacement part for your vehicle's suspension syste...

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This guide is for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking a reliable replacement ball joint for suspension systems. The Delphi TC217 offers a high-quality, direct fit for specific vehicle models, ensuring optimal suspension performance. A potential caveat is the need to verify exact vehicle fitment before purchase.

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Model Part NumberTC217
BrandDelphi

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FAQs

What vehicles is the Delphi TC217 ball joint compatible with?

The Delphi TC217 is explicitly compatible with Austin Metro MK1 and MG Metro 1300. It's essential to use a vehicle fitment checker or consult a professional to confirm compatibility for your specific vehicle.

Can this ball joint be used on the rear axle?

No, the Delphi TC217 is designed for the front axle only.

What are the dimensions of the Delphi TC217?

The ball joint has dimensions of 46 mm in length, 66 mm in height, and 46 mm in width, with an M12x1 thread size.

Does this ball joint come with a dust boot?

Ball joints typically come with a pre-installed dust boot to protect the internal components from contaminants. Inspect the part upon receipt to confirm.

How often should ball joints be replaced?

Ball joints generally do not have a fixed replacement interval. They should be inspected during regular maintenance and replaced when signs of wear, such as looseness, noise, or play, are detected.

Where can I find cross-reference part numbers for the TC217?

Cross-reference numbers such as AYD92-02311, BORG & BECK BBJ5150, and LEMFÖRDER 19107 are listed in the product description, aiding in finding compatible alternatives or verifying fitment.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty fitting the new ball joint

Ensure you have the correct part number for your vehicle and that the mounting points on the suspension are clean and free of damage. Verify the orientation of the ball joint.

Noise from the front suspension after installation

Re-check that all bolts and nuts are tightened to the correct torque specifications. Ensure the ball joint boot is not pinched or damaged.

Steering feels loose or imprecise

Confirm the ball joint was installed correctly and that other suspension components are not worn. Re-check torque settings.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable construction for longevity
  • Ensures proper suspension alignment
  • Designed for a precise fit
  • Meets quality standards for replacement parts
  • Broad cross-reference list for wider application potential

Cons

  • Requires verification of specific vehicle fitment
  • May require specialized tools for installation
  • Only explicitly listed for a few specific models
  • Not suitable for rear axle applications

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Installation of the Delphi TC217 ball joint should be performed by a qualified mechanic. It requires jacking up the vehicle, removing the wheel, and then carefully unbolting the old ball joint and fitting the new one. Ensure all fasteners are torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.

Compatibility: This ball joint is explicitly listed for Austin Metro MK1 and MG Metro 1300. Always use a vehicle fitment tool or consult with a professional to confirm compatibility with your specific car model and year before purchasing. The part number TC217 and its cross-references (e.g., BORG & BECK BBJ5150, LEMFÖRDER 19107) can aid in confirming interchangeability.

Care: Ball joints are sealed components and do not typically require user maintenance. However, regular visual inspection during routine vehicle maintenance is recommended. Check for any signs of damage, contamination, or boot tears, which could compromise the joint's integrity and lead to premature failure.

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