Ball joint. Porsche 95B Macan / Macan II  ❭  PAB407689

Lower Front ball joint / Swivel joint
Lower Ball Joint is a direct-fit replacement for the original lower front ball joint used in Porsche Macan 95B / 95B.2 models. This joint (also known as a swivel joint) connects the lower control arm to the steering knuckle, allowing pivoting motion while handling load. It is commonly cross-referenced to 4G0407689C.

Fits:
Porsche 95B Macan 2014 - 2018
Porsche Macan II 2019>>

Length: 108 mm
Cone Size: 24.5 mm
Cone Pitch 1:5
Thread Size: M14x1.5
Outer diameter: 42 mm

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Fitment & Function:
•  Where it fits: Lower front suspension, connecting control arm to steering knuckle
•  Function: Enables steering articulation; handles vertical, lateral, and longitudinal load transfer while maintaining wheel alignment

The Joint for Porsche 95B Macan and Macan II (product code PAB407689) is a vital suspension component that plays a key role in connecting the steering knuckle to the control arm. This high-quality ball joint ensures smooth movement and stability in the vehicle's suspension system, contributing to responsive handling and improved ride comfort. Engineered for durability and performance, it helps absorb shocks and reduce wear on other suspension parts, making it an essential replacement part for maintaining your Porsche Macan's driving dynamics and safety.

When ball joints wear, internal clearances increase, leading to steering vibration, knocking noise, poor alignment retention, and uneven tire wear.
Replace the joint when you detect:
• Play or looseness in the wheel under load
• Clunking sound when hitting bumps Uneven front tire wear
• During control arm replacement, suspension overhauls, or alignment issues

Using a high-precision OE Match PAB407689 ensures restored steering stability and safety, with re-established tight tolerances and correct suspension geometry.

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