E39 BMW Tie Rod Removal and Installation DIY

E39 BMW Tie Rod Removal and Installation DIY

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How to remove and install a new tie rod in your BMW.

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Mark Quezada says:

Good straight forward video

Sudhakar Reddy says:

Good video ZEIT. I am attempting this along with all control arms this weekend. Wish me luck 🙂

Mark Lehrer says:

I love the steady camera. Nicely done! So many of these videos almost make me sea sick 😀

Karl Stern says:

Absolutely perfect tutorial sir

MRXCHRISS says:

Are the tie rods different on a 540? I can only find the outer tie rods for sale online. Does the inner tie rod not come off as in your video. Thanks

MRXCHRISS says:

Great video. Video, information, verbal instructions, awesome. Makes it so easy to understand. Any torque setting for the inner 32 mm nut to steering rack? What grease would you recommend for the tie rod at the steering rack? Do I have to get it aligned after this. I have a very slight vibration on the steering wheel only at about 80 mph+. I'm think of doing the tie rods and sway bar end links before the larger job of the upper thrust arms and the lower control arms. Thanks …..
1998 BMW 540i with 157,000 miles.

Ed Cole says:

Thank you for making this video man! This is going to save me a load of money, and I already have the tools 😀

Scadders says:

dude, this video has saved me some cash, thank you very much for taking the time to record, edit and upload this, you're the real MVP

Patricio Garcia says:

thanks for the video, will help me when I change mine, did a strut swap and when using the tie rod removal tool, messed some of the threads on my tie rod….

Graham Clay Clay says:

hi very helpful not many video, s on the e39 will a standard 32 mm spanner work thank,s

mm9561 says:

What were the symptoms you were experiencing before you replaced the tie rods? I have an 02 530i and i am experiencing a shimmy between 60-80 mph. I replaced the rotors, helped some, and replaced the thrust arms with lemforder ones, also helped some, but am still experiencing the shimmy and its driving me crazy. I don't really experience much shimmy upon braking. Should i look at the rear suspension? Should i also look to replace the lower control arms in the front and tie rods?

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