Subject	Will need to replace the tie rod ends if you reptured the>>>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on December 31, 2009 at 3:25 PM
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In Reply To	yep. i stuck the fork in and heard a pop. grease everywhere. (n/m) posted by KasbeKZ on December 30, 2009 at 11:01 PM
Message	boot. Before removing the tie rod enf from the steering rack mark the threads with paint so you get the new one back as close as practical to original position. If done accurately no alignment needed if not to the align shop for toe in adjustment. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	outer tie rods - KasbeKZ 18:03:41 12/29/09 use a tie rod remover or "fork" ; you can borrow them free - sawbonez 20:10:39 12/29/09 thanks - KasbeKZ 22:06:22 12/29/09 No it ruins the boot. Pitman arm puller is better (n/m) - dream Z (MD) 03:08:41 01/02/10 I recommend the tie rod puller because it will not >>> - ZUL8TR 09:06:06 12/30/09 i just picked up a fork so i'll see how it goes. - KasbeKZ 17:25:54 12/30/09 yep. i stuck the fork in and heard a pop. grease everywhere. (n/m) - KasbeKZ 23:01:19 12/30/09 Will need to replace the tie rod ends if you reptured the>>> - ZUL8TR 15:25:43 12/31/09 LMAO! You need to listen now you are going to spend - dream Z (MD) 03:16:24 01/02/10 yep, I agree - aliaZ 23:11:36 01/01/10
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