Mevotech TTX Suspension Control Arm and Ball Joint Assembly P/N:CTXMS501338
Mevotech TTX CTXMS401205 front left lower control arm with ball joint for the 2015-2020 Ford F-150 and other vehicles links the front left wheel to the frame and lets it move with the suspension. This Mevotech TTX control arm is a control arm and ball joint assembly with rubber bushings, built for high-usage commercial and passenger vehicles, SUVs, fleets and working trucks.
A clunk over bumps, uneven tire wear or loose, wandering steering can mean a worn ball joint or bushing. Worn tie rods, a loose wheel bearing or tired shocks can be behind the same signs, so find the cause before buying a new arm.
It fits the 2015-2020 Ford F-150 and the 2018-2024 Ford Expedition, and it is also a control arm for the 2018-2024 Lincoln Navigator. This listing is one arm for the front left of the axle; the front right is a separate part, and that side is normally done at the same time.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One control arm with ball joint and bushings, with the mounting hardware and grease fitting.
Interchange: 2703-566289 · 800-566289B · 527-028
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Which position is this 2015-2020 Ford F-150 control arm?
Mevotech TTX CTXMS401205 is the front left lower arm. The front right is a separate part and is ordered on its own.
Is this a 2018-2024 Ford Expedition control arm?
Yes. Mevotech TTX CTXMS401205 fits the 2018-2024 Ford Expedition as the front left lower arm.
Is the Mevotech TTX lower control arm greaseable?
Yes. The ball joint is pre-greased and greaseable, and a 90 degree SAE grease fitting is included for servicing.
Does this control arm come with a castle nut and cotter pin?
Yes. The Mevotech TTX CTXMS401205 ball joint comes with its part-specific slotted castle nut and snap cotter pin, plus the bushings, mounting hardware and grease fitting.
What signs can show a worn lower control arm ball joint?
A clunk over bumps, uneven tire wear or loose, wandering steering can point to a worn ball joint or bushing. A shop can check the joint for play and the boot for damage.
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