51220TA0A02 Honda BALL JOINT,LWR CO, Price: 73.60$, Weight: 0.57kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Honda

51220TA0A02

BALL JOINT,LWR CO

0

0.57

2-3

73.60$

Not Available

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
CTR
CBHO41 
BALL JOINT LOWER
164
0.805
4-5
11.03$
 
FEBEST
0320CUD 
BALL JOINT FRONT LOWER ARM
7
0.736
2-3
8.72$
 
SCHNIEDER
HDS2200979 
SUSP BALL JOINT ACCORD [08-12] LOWER FR L+R
111
0.656
7-10
5.54$
 
555
SBH072 
BALL JOINT INSPIRE/UA8
0
0.666
4-5
21.71$
Not Available
CTR
CB0126 
BALL JOINT LOWER RH/LH HO 51220-TA0-A02 ACCORD 2008- CTR
0
0.666
4-5
11.46$
Not Available

Compatibility

Destination RegionDoorVehicle GradeManufacturedNPlRegionGearboxDiagram
KQ4BASE,LUXURY2013-201518TL1D01General5AT,6MT View
BodyDoorEngineNPlRegionGearboxDiagram
DBA-CU1,DBA-CU24K24A,R20A11TL3901JapanAT View
Destination RegionDoorVehicle GradeManufacturedNPlRegionGearboxDiagram
KQ5LUXURY2009-201518TL4901General5AT View
Destination RegionDoorVehicle GradeManufacturedNPlRegionGearboxDiagram
KG52.0 COMFOT,2.0 ELEGANCE,2.0 ELEGANCE PACK,2.0 EXECUTIVE,2.0 S,2.2 COMFORT,2.2 ELEGANCE,2.2 ELEGANCE PACK,2.2 EXECUTIVE,2.2 EXECUTIVE-H,2.2 S,2.2 S-H,2.2 TYPE S-H,2.4 EXECUTIVE,2.4 S,2.4 TYPE S2014-201517TL5E01General5AT,6MT View
Destination RegionDoorVehicle GradeManufacturedNPlRegionGearboxDiagram
KD5EX,EX-L2013-201418TP6D01General6AT View
BodyDoorEngineNPlRegionGearboxDiagram
DBA-CP34J35A11TA1801JapanAT View

Lower Control Arm Ball Joint for Honda Suspension

This suspension ball joint is a critical link between the lower control arm and the steering knuckle. It’s needed to let the front wheel move up and down over bumps while still turning left and right smoothly. In simple words: it carries vehicle weight, keeps alignment stable, and helps your Honda track straight on the road ??

How It Works

Inside the joint, a hardened steel ball rotates inside a lubricated socket. This design allows multi-direction movement without play. A protective dust boot keeps grease in and dirt/water out, reducing wear and keeping steering response tight βœ…

Signs of Wear or Failure

What Happens If It’s Broken

If the joint is worn, you may hear clunking over potholes, feel loose steering, or notice uneven tire wear. When it gets worse, the wheel can shift, throwing off alignment and braking stability. In extreme cases, the joint can separate, causing sudden loss of controlβ€”do not ignore warning symptoms ⚠️

Why Replacing It Matters

A fresh ball joint restores safe handling, improves tire life, and keeps the suspension geometry correct. Ideal for maintenance after high mileage, harsh roads, or lifted/overloaded driving conditions ?️