How to Remove and Replace Inner and Outer Tie Rod Ends

In this video I show you how to remove and replace inner and outer tie rod ends. I try to cover all steps and also do a demonstration of how to use the Inner tie rod remover tool.

Links to Tools and Products Used are in the Description

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[davida]

This guy knows what he is talking about and made my day much easier. He keeps it simple and to the point. What seems hard to us amateur's makes it easy. Thanks.

[tomcarbone]

excellent video. He covered everything, even explaining what to do if the new parts are different lengths. Nice to see a young man that knows what he is doing, and can explain and show it so well.

[kazx]

The most simplistic and easy to follow tuition video by an awesome Technician 👊🏽

[benstratford]

One of the best videos I've seen on YT for this job! Thanks R&W!

[raygsbrelcik]

You're an excellent instructor, my friend. Thank you for
your help---it's been invaluable.

[jasonkeuma]

i like your detailed instructions. thank you for taking the time to make these videos. People let the commercials run the whole way, that way the man gets some cash.

[asolutioncompanylimited]

Thanks... hate the bad audio. Love the knowledge... thumbs up... u helped me once here i iz again to learn

[RollingInMypt]

Excellent work. Someone give this man a kiss!

[ravengsxr]

Nice video, very detailed, i will be doing this job on the weekend.   Thanks.

[olenaerhardt]

OEM Tools (on Amazon) is very good tool to remove Inner TRs. That one from the film don't work for many cars, slips often and very hard to torque with it. OEM is more expensive, but worth to buy. Thank you very much for sharing your experience, very good film. I did already 3 TRs, but still there was smth to learn. I applied Red Thread Locker on Inner TRs though.

[CC-cymy]

Nice, straight forward video. Easy to understand and follow. Thx for posting, helped me out a lot.

[josephd]

Excellent video! Explains it very thorough! He's professional!

[LAnonHubbard]

Nice instructional video and straight to the point. Thanks!

[Tglass]

This is an old one, but very well done video. To the point and no nonsense filler jibber jabber! Great job.

[SkyNines]

You make it look so easy! We had a 2000 Pontiac Montana Van and doing the inner tie-end rods were so damn difficult... I also didn't know they made a tool, I guess now I know! Thank for the awesome videos.

[raymaharaj]

Best video I have come across - thanks

[michaelserrano]

Change mine right about now while watching the video. It's a success and the money i saved is substantial.

[northnev]

Great video, tire shop wants $600.00 to do this job on my 2004 Mustang, I will do it myself

[amex]

excellent job, specially when you use the torque amounts, , , , very few ppl do it right like you, thanks

[neverendingmods]

Very good walk through with excellent tips. Thanks. This is extremely accurate for 99% of all cars and trucks.