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Nos Ball Joint Mercury Thunderbird Edsel Ford Mark Iii on 2040-parts.com

US $12.99
Location:

Kansas City, Kansas, US

Kansas City, Kansas, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return policy details: Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Part Brand:Atlas Manufacturer Part Number:A-802 A802 Interchange Part Number:K670 K-670 MOOG rat rod hot Chevy Other Part Number:C0AZ-3049A C1AZ-3049A C5AZ-3049A C7AZ-3049A Warranty:No Country of Manufacture:United States Car Manufactur No.:C7AZ-3049B C7AZ-3049C C9AZ-3082A C9AZ-3082B Years:1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 Additional Years:1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976

NOS New Old Stock Upper Ball Joint Atlas Brand A-802 - See below:

I think Atlas may have been brand sold in old Standard Oil service stations. I believe these parts are from the early 1970s. Box says "Made in USA".

Supersession List from Moog Chassis Parts Cross Reference Book dated 1-81 shows K-8212 as replacement for K-802 and under K-8133, K-8212 is also replacement number for it.

Info from MOOG Parts List for Vehicle Applications 1939-1959 indicates the following for K802:

  • Car Manufacturer no. for K-802 C0AZ-3049A, C1AZ-3049A, C5AZ-3049A
  • Upper Ball Joint
  • Edsel 1958-59 Edsel All Models
  • Ford 1957-59 Ford All Models
  • Mercury 1957-59 Mercury All Models
  • Thunderbird 1958-59 Thunderbird All Models

Info from MOOG Parts List for Vehicle Applications 1960-70 indicates the following:

  • Under Numerical Listing, it says, "use K-802 until stock is depleted - reorder K-8133"
  • Car Manufacturer No. for K-8133 C0AZ-3049A, C1AZ-3049A, C5AZ-3049A, C7AZ-3049A, C7AZ-3049B, C7AZ-3049C, C9AZ-3082A, C9AZ-3082B
  • Upper Ball Joint
  • Edsel 1960 All Models
  • Ford 1960-68 All Models except 1962 or later Fairlane models
  • Lincoln Mark III 1969 all models
  • Mercury 1960-66 all models
  • Thunderbird T-Bird 1960, 1967-70 all models

Info from MOOG Parts List for Vehicle Applications Vol 3 from 1961 (rev October 1976) indicates the following:

  • Under numerical listing under K-8133, it has a note "Use until stock is depleted: Reorder K-8212
  • Car Manufacturer No. for 8212: D1EZ-3049A, C9AZ-3082C, C9AZ-3082D, D2AZ-3082A, D3AZ-3082A, D3AZ-3082B, D3AZ-3082C, D3FZ-3082A, D4FZ-3082A, D4ZZ-3082A, D4zz-3082A, D5DZ-3082B, D5FZ-3082A, D5ZZ-3082A, D6ZZ-3082A
  • Upper Ball Joint
  • Ford 1971-76
    Use K-8133 on 1971-72 models produced before 3-15-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212
  • Ford Mustang 1974-76
  • Ford Pinto 1971-76 "K8164 to be used on models produced before 6-19-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212"
  • Ford Thunderbird 1971-76 "Use K-8133 on 1971-72 models produced before 3-15-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212"
  • Ford Torino 1972-76 "Use K-8133 on 1972 models produced before 3-15-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212.
  • Lincoln 1971-76 "Use K-8133 on units produced before 3-15-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212.
  • Mercury 1971-76 "Use K-8133 on units produced before 3-15-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212.
  • Mercury Bobcat 1974-76.
  • Mercury Cougar 1974-76.
  • Mercury Montego 1972-76 "Use K-8133 on units produced before 3-15-72 until stock is depleted. Reorder K-8212."

I don't have official parts reference so please verify with your sources that this is the right part number for your model and year car.  Since my books only go up to 1976 it may very well be for other models and years too but can't confirm that. There seems to be a lot of notes regarding using replacement numbers and dates produced, and not sure what the difference is in the different numbers. If you would like more photos let me know and I will be glad to send them. I also have some other ball joints that do not have the silver piece that may be the replacement for 802 and can send you photos of them if you would like to compare. 

Email me with any questions or if you would like additional photos. The photo you are seeing is actual part being sold. WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get). You will need to supply notes/bolts. If I find any, will include. Part is new and has not been installed - there may be some surface rust and the box is old and dirty and not in very good shape. May not include box but will be securely packed. 

Will combine shipping on ball joints. Please wait for me to send invoice with updated shipping charges.

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