Ford Focus_Mazda Inner Outer Ball Joint

Ford Focus and Mazda Inner Outer Ball Joint are suspension components that help connect the suspension system to the steering system, providing smooth and controlled movement of the vehicle. The Inner Outer Ball Joint consists of two main parts: the inner joint, which is attached to the steering knuckle of the suspension, and the outer joint, which is attached to the ball joint of the control arm. The inner joint has a spherical shape, and it allows for rotational movement of the ball joint, while the outer joint has a ball and socket design that allows for lateral movement of the ball joint.

Together, the Inner Outer Ball Joint allows the suspension system to absorb shocks and vibrations, maintain proper wheel alignment, and provide a comfortable and stable driving experience. The Inner Outer Ball Joint is typically made of high-quality materials, such as chrome molybdenum steel or chrome molybdenum steel with nickel-boron coating, to ensure durability and reliability. Regular maintenance of the Inner Outer Ball Joint, such as inspection, replacement, and lubrication, is important to ensure the safety and performance of the vehicle.