Hey Joe, Looks like you've been doing a couple repairs on your 02 MDX. I have a 06 MDX that I was planning on doing some of my own repairs similar to what you have done, i.e. tie rod ends and sway bar. Thanks for your informative videos.
Hello! Congratulations very good video; I have one question I do the alligment in my mdx and they replace the tie rod for both sides but I see one show up more treds is normal …
Good video. I've replaced tie rod ends before but wanted to make sure that there were no gotchas on the Acura.
The only remarks I would make are: 1. Torque? 2. When you are tightening the locking nut, the steering shaft appears to rotate a little. I suppose that's not an issue if you're going to take your car in for an alignment anyway but would it not be better to prevent the steering shaft from turning while securing the locking nut?
I've been watching your videos for the last few weeks and purchased my very own 2002 Acura MDX today! You're going to save me a ton of money. I genuinely thank you for your time and effort in making your videos, I enjoy your cooking videos too.
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Did you mash your hand when trying to pull out that pin?
tanks very helpful video to fix my acura 2010
Hey Joe,
Looks like you've been doing a couple repairs on your 02 MDX. I have a 06 MDX that I was planning on doing some of my own repairs similar to what you have done, i.e. tie rod ends and sway bar.
Thanks for your informative videos.
Very helpful and informative. Will be subscribing!
Hello! Congratulations very good video; I have one question I do the alligment in my mdx and they replace the tie rod for both sides but I see one show up more treds is normal …
Please help me cause' I pay $400 for this job…
Good video. I've replaced tie rod ends before but wanted to make sure that there were no gotchas on the Acura.
The only remarks I would make are:
1. Torque?
2. When you are tightening the locking nut, the steering shaft appears to rotate a little. I suppose that's not an issue if you're going to take your car in for an alignment anyway but would it not be better to prevent the steering shaft from turning while securing the locking nut?
Cheers, Max
I've been watching your videos for the last few weeks and purchased my very own 2002 Acura MDX today! You're going to save me a ton of money. I genuinely thank you for your time and effort in making your videos, I enjoy your cooking videos too.