Here I show you how to replace the tierods on your vehicle with rack and pinion steering. When everything was said and done, the toe was so out that you coul…
Here I show you how to replace the tierods on your vehicle with rack and pinion steering. When everything was said and done, the toe was so out that you coul…
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Can this be the reason for my popping in the steering when I turn the wheel
going slow?
101.1 wrif, the city that rocks. Detroit rock city what what
Too bad you’re not on msn often if at all lol. I’d show you what my car
looks like atm.
also @2:12 if you broke that nut loose first before separating the tie rod
end from the knuckle it would be easier to brake free.
@1:30, STOP STOP STOP, well not so bad if you’re replacing the outer, but
if you’re doing just the inner tie rod don’t bang on top like that, hit the
knuckle from the side, if you must hit it from the top atleast thread the
castle nut back on a few turns and hit it, what your doing is damaging the
threads of the outer tie rod.
I bought a tie rod from autozone do I have to grease it?
hey nice job thank.very good”
Thank you sir, much appreciated.
very useful information folk, thanks..
hi, i have a 2004 grand prix gt, 3800, i was sitting at a light, and i saw
the car was over heating, i stepped out and saw brown liquid leak from the
bottom and smelled like really old antifreeze, when i parked the car i saw
one of the L shaped hose fittings was cracked, do you recomend changing the
water pump and fittings????
very helpful for replacing the tie rod on my el camino
How bout the other end on the rack side I need help with that side