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  • ; with TRW Brand Rack
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1996 - Volvo 960
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P311-4FB9710    W0133-1845629  New

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P311-2338961    W0133-2752157  New

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Sankei 555
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P311-2338961    W0133-2752157  New

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  • ; (1 Per Side)
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2009 - Suzuki SX4
CTR
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Sankei 555
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P311-2338961    W0133-2752157  New

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2013 - Suzuki SX4
Lemfoerder
2009 Mitsubishi Raider Steering Tie Rod End Lemfoerder

P311-2D14FAE    W0133-1910400  New

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Lemfoerder Steering Tie Rod End
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2009 - Mitsubishi Raider
TRW
2009 Dodge Grand Caravan Steering Tie Rod End TRW

P311-3EED7F7    W0133-1930881  New

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TRW Steering Tie Rod End
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2009 - Dodge Grand Caravan
ACDelco
2007 GMC Sierra 1500 Classic Steering Tie Rod End 6 Cyl 4.3L ACDelco - US

P311-0A4B86A    W0133-2204213  New

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ACDelco Steering Tie Rod End
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2007 - GMC Sierra 1500 Classic Gear V 6 Cyl 4.3L 262 -
ACDelco
1999 GMC Sierra 1500 Steering Tie Rod End ACDelco

P311-0A4B86A    W0133-2204213  New

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1999 - GMC Sierra 1500 Gear
ACDelco
2000 GMC Sierra 1500 Steering Tie Rod End ACDelco - US

P311-388A01D    W0133-2204212  New

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Latest Tie Rod End Repair and Installation Advice

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Tie rod end removal

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Question From stocktip on Tie rod end removal

Hi,

What is the trick to get this tie rod off? There is no peaned lock ring. There is no lock washer tab. It looks to be just locktited on from the factory. I'm afraid to use heat because if there is a delrin cup to put pressure on the ball-end I might melt it. Do you just use a big pipe wrench on the shaft and leave marks on it while using a spanner on the ball joint end?


Response From Hammer Time

It will come off. you just need the right tool.


Response From stocktip

I see how that tool works. So you just blast it off with an airtool plus that special tool? How do you support the rack against the pinion? Won't the force of using that without holding the rack shaft damage the guts of the rack teeth to pinion?

Response From Hammer Time

No, you don't use an air tool unless you plan on buying a new tool. Just use a large 1/2" drive ratchet or breaker bar.

Response From Discretesignals

Looks like you have enough room to swing a pipe wrench. Put the pipe wrench on the inner tie rod housing. Most of us have done hundreds of inner tie rod replacements in the vehicle and haven't snapped a rack gear. If you can break a rack attempting to unscrew a tie rod, then something is seriously wrong with the rack.

What ever you do, don't put any heat on that unless you want to buy a new rack. Plus you get it too hot and you'll make the steel brittle as glass.

Response From Hammer Time

I've been known to use a large pipe wrench on the tie rod end too.

Response From Sidom Top Rated Answer


I've been known to use a large pipe wrench on the tie rod end too.


Desi's been known to use a large pipe wrench on other things as well..... a few certain spammers come to mind..

Response From Hammer Time

Whatever it takes.................LOL

Response From Discretesignals

hmm...great minds think alike...

Response From Blulakr

The pic looks like the steering gear is on the ground or on a workbench. if so, you can use an open end wrench of the proper size or a pipe wrench if necessary but you'll need to secure the unit to something in order to break the nut loose. They ure usually pretty tight. Use caution if mounting it in a vise to not break the housing.

2001 Ford Taurus inner tie rod end

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Question From willyg on 2001 Ford Taurus inner tie rod end

Hello all, I have a 2001 Ford Taurus that had been pulling badly, so I took it to Firestone and was told it needs an inner tie rod end, but at the price of $220, I want to repair myself. The thing is, that the repair manual only gives specific information on the outer tie rod end. I really need to fix this, so can someone help me with removal and installation of the inner tie rod end? and also any specific tools I will need? Any information will be greatly appreciated, as I have used this forum many times and have been given great information. Thank you so much

Response From Hammer Time

These are not easy to tackle. It requires special tools to remove it and access to it can be very difficult. You may want to rethink that idea.

Response From willyg

I am planning to do this job myself, as I do most of the maintenance on this car. I really would appreciate some info to help guide me, such as the tool and how to. Thanks for any help

Response From Sidom

If you are going to do it yourself and haven't done one before you should take HT's advise and get the tool. Check parts houses & tool rental places to see if you can rent one.

This is one of those jobs that sux if you've never done it before but is actually pretty easy after you do a few. If you have a very small pipe wrench, that will work to loosen & tighten the end (did I mention you might want to get the tool for this job?). It's a hard way to go but does work. just remember you can move the wheel until the end you need to loosen is at best possible spot to get at with a wrench.

As far as the metal band around the boot, cut it & use a tie strap to resecure it and finally you may want to rent the tool for this job....

Response From willyg

Thank you everyone for your help, and I'm sure from this information that I will be successful at completeing this task

Response From willyg

One final question I have is would it make better sense to purchase a reman rack and pinion and put that in instead? Seems like maybe I would be better off in the long run to do that. What do youall think? I really appreciate your opinions and knowledge, because for this type situation, I am a novice. Thanks

Response From Jeff Norfolk

Rack replacement is more difficult that the tie rod. If the rack is not leaking any fluid than tie rod is the way to go.

Response From willyg

Yeah you're right, I was just reading up on it today and I agree. I am still trying to figure what is the specific procedure, since Autozone doesn't give reference to the inner tie rod end only to the outer tie rod end. Are there any websites that can show me step by step instructions, I'm just not familiar with this, however I want to do it right. Thank you

Response From Hammer Time

The following instruction are a portion I took from the total dis assembly instructions for the rack. This is just the part that deals with the inner tie rod end.

Response From willyg

I greatly thank youall for your information and especially the diagrams, they are most useful. I really appreciate youall's help, because I couldn't have done the job without it. I will do like you said and go buy the part and take it from there. Thank you

Response From Sidom

Good luck on the job

I'm sure you know but I say it anyway. The car needs to be aligned as soon as you finish...

A little trick I use that gets it real close is to set the wheel straight & look down the inside of the frt tire. line up the frt & back sidewall edges of the frt tire (kinda like a sight) and then look to the back tire, you should just be able to see just a little of the back tire side wall, adjust until you can. (if you only do one side you can use the other side as a reference).

It may sound complicated but it's not and way faster & more accurate than counting turns.

Response From profleet

Make sure you put loctite on the threads when going together. If not and it is your 1st one the threads could come loose and tie rod fall off while driving down the road. Just an extra precaution for someone doing it for the first time.


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Response From willyg

I really appreciate that info. Which Loctite do you rcommend, the red or blue or what? Thanks again Also I was wondering if I should maybe go on and change the outer as well since I have to take it off anyway? What are your thoughts on that? That way it would have a new grease fitting on it. Thanks

Response From Hammer Time

I wouldn't worry about the Loctite. The factory doesn't use any. Most of the tie rods have locking tabs to bend over anyway. Just make sure it is good and tight enough.

As far as the outer, that's up to you. If it has no wear, it's not necessary but it sure wouldn't hurt anything to change it.

Response From willyg Top Rated Answer

Thank you for the information and I will look once again at the outer before I start and double check it. I appreciate the info

Response From Jeff Norfolk

Go and buy your new part and look at it. The outer tie rod screws on to the inner tie rod. This will make since when you see the part. How to do the job will make more since once you have the part and the tool to do it with.

Response From Hammer Time

Here's what the tool looks like. The manufacturer doesn't supply any replacement instructions because they replace the whole rack.





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