This was a real easy job. Took about an hour and cost about $20.
Tie Rod Replacement Audi A6
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This was a real easy job. Took about an hour and cost about $20.
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I didn’t need much heat. Yours sounds like it was really in there!
How much heat was needed? My e36 BMW one would not budge even if I heated it to red hot with map gas. I had to grind it off. I even needed heat on the lock nut!
Re alignment I just go by steering position on a flat straight line and the feel of the car. toe in will make it kind of bite toe out will make it feel a bit dead. Just adjust it by 1/4 a turn at a time in the required direction.
Not sure what the question is here.
lost is it a ball joint????or inner joint knackerd?
I didn’t have to hold it. I used an impact gun to remove it.
Nice, should have shown the heating and actual removal. Also when unscrewing the old ball joint what/how did you hold to stop the rod shaft from turning ?
Thanks for the tip on the heater core. I need to fix it before winter!
nice video, I have a 95′ Audi A6 also.
I love the car but I’ve had to replace a few things on it… including the heater core. The mechanic didn’t have to take the dash off just the cover above it. He said it was a little cramped but it worked.
Anyway, great vid’s keep up the good work!
Keep up the good work.
I think you are a great mechanic. You actually make a living at it! Computers don’t scare me!
Thanks, coming from you that means a lot!