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Question by  kathryn26 (96)

What is the cost to replace upper and lower ball joints?

I need to replace the ball joints on my car.

 
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Answer by  MehulHathi (50)

The cost of replacing upper and lower ball joints will be typically between $15 to $30 per ball joint. There will be total of 4 ball joints which will need to be replaced. Labor cost will vary by mechanic and usually needs 4 to 5 hours of labor work to complete this task.

 
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Answer by  jon40 (440)

If you have a mechanic replace your ball joints it should cost anywhere from $500 to $1000 depending on the year,make, model, and the complexity of the job. You could also do it your self for around $500.

 
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Answer by  dave43 (20)

to replace a ball joint dpsent cost much.the parts are cheap the labor is whats gooing to kill you.to replace the ball joints you maust take apart couple of parts.it would be better off fixing it yourself at home.its not hard as it looks.just go online and find instructions on it. but the part itself only cost4-20 bucks .

 
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Answer by  Anonymous

I had one done when discovered during a suspension repair. It took 5 whole mins for the balljoint. The part was $40 and the SOB shopowner tried to bill me $110 extra labor (+$200), when originally told ENTIRE job would be $116. Total fraud and I reported him to Visa.

 
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Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well, I would say it would cost you around 500 bucks to get this job done. You can buy the parts online and in the long run, it may turn out cheaper.

 
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Answer by  soccer593 (476)

The cost of having a mechanic replace upper and lower ball joints depends on the make, model, and year of the car, but usually ranges between five hundred and one thousand dollars. You can do it yourself for a lot less money. Do-it-yourself kits cost between five hundred to six hundred and fifty dollars.

 
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Answer by  AceA (37)

Replacing upper and lower ball joints costs about 3-4 hours of labor. Exact price depends on the labor charge per hour and the cost of the parts

 
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Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

This is impossible to say. I would have to know the specifics of the car as well as where you lived. If you want an estimate you will need to call around to local shops and have them give you a quote.

 
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