Redneck alignment and replacing tie rod ends on 92 Lincoln Part 2

Redneck alignment and replacing tie rod ends on 92 Lincoln Part 2

I have to remind you all that while this will get you by for a while, be sure that your vehicle does not have different width tracks and remember that it is …

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HELLOIAMCOCKY says:

if you go four wheelin in your lincoln you might be redneck

John Nelson says:

I have a 58 Austin Healey that’s too low for any alignment shop that I know
of. Im going to try this and see how it does. On the Austin Healy, there’s
one rod up front that you twist and that brings both wheels in or out at
ones.

wagner59270 says:

very false sir

Brad Harper says:

great guide… make sure ya on a fairly level foundation.

damddrew says:

dude … u sure do have great pronunciation for a master redneck

seapeddler says:

The sign says ‘for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction’.
I was thinking that when you depress the brake pedal, the initial total
foot effort does not equal the pressure applied to all 4 calipers, drums,
etc. Imagine actuating a caliper with the foot? Only Fred Flintstone can do
this.

emutiny says:

I appreciate this video man.

Jhony Lopez says:

yep that should help me no to spend a money with the mechanic or the
dealership.

wagner59270 says:

glad I could help

memorine2011 says:

i’ll buy you a new car…:D

NotherBlackMotoGuy says:

thinks for the good advice i wish i knew that along time ago.

Mike Miller says:

I just saw my tires were feathering the insides and adjusted the toe. Drove
for a month and felt around again.

Joby Flourine says:

You want slight toe in on rear wheel drive vehicles, slight toe out on
front wheel drive vehicles. But it’s a good idea to check out the actual
manufacturers specs for toe.

wangbungal says:

newtons second law of motion @ 6:21 “For every action, there is an equal
and opposite criticism lol

mecanicman66 says:

great video man an very well explained thx

DementedButtHole says:

@ 07:30 oh shit! it’s the supervisor!….better look busy..

tonytang2222 says:

Very informative and creative!! Thanks for the tip!

DaytonCarCare says:

Will the string work on gay people to make them “straight” again? L☺L

skooby2tone says:

i have a 92 continental like in your video, what is the toe in for the car?
my linc is all over the road busting tirebelts a soon as i run the tires a
few miles.

Right Beat Radio says:

you’re freakin great man. thanks a lot!

K XC says:

Excellent video thanx a shit ton duder!

shawn cox says:

i like vids like the ones u and daves farm make well i want to work on cars
win i get older and i like lurning about this kind of stuff…keep up the
work…

FishFingersNH says:

Nice video

4744024 says:

easy to understand and right on the money! did both my tierods then
alignment as you showed here…..works great!!! not a big cat fan but molly
was cute

timewarp666 says:

please note that the width of your tire will afect your out come too!

beefiest101 says:

Thanks for the good info Wayne!

SalernoAutoRepair says:

Love it! String will do! Best from Brooklyn…

Right Beat Radio says:

Small problem… I adjusted both sides pretty much exactly how you said and
measured each string. They are both toed in 1/16″ and I made sure I turned
my wheel since I have power steering. I also made sure my wheel was
straight while I was adjusting the tie rods. I got the wheels pretty much
where I thought they should be but now when I make a tight turn, as if I
was making a U-turn, the wheel holds that position and I have to fight with
it to get it back straight… Check ur msgs 🙂

Begbucks says:

Mudded Lincoln ~~ Neat! great alaignment video,

TheMilitarynut says:

Great vid man. Redneck simple.

EugeMyster says:

@LetsWangChung It’s called toilet paper 😛

EugeMyster says:

@LetsWangChung It’s called toilet paper 😛 but for your case you may have
to use degreaser… ouch

GTMustangRider says:

Funny, he doesn’t sound like a redneck.

JakeDean91909 says:

that burp was so nasty i could smell it!

motorheadman69 says:

you have a lot more than a 1/4 toe there.

wagner59270 says:

I also possess an associates in auto tech as well as being ase certified
and Ive know alot of very “qualified” mechanics that didnt know the
difference between a pinion and a kingpin

freakin1random says:

Nothing you said was true.

ISUZU1987 says:

that kool to no thank’s man keep up the grate work

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