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    (DIY) Replacing Tie-Rod end (EK) With PICS

    hey guiz and gals , i will be showing you how to replace a (tie rod end) , very bored and have nothing else to do so why not.
    Disclaimer: The following is provided as a GUIDE ONLY, and neither myself nor Ozhonda take any responsibility for the outcomes of someone else doing the following. You follow these steps at your own risk!
    ok lets get started !
    tools needed : Pliers,Socket Wrench , and i used a special tie rod end removing tool which i got from supercheap auto for 30Bux

    you also need a jack and jackstands .... Duh .
    Loosen up lugs before jacking all the way

    now once jacked up remove wheel or Wheel(s)

    okay now lets get crackin

    Remove pin with pliers

    using a 17mm socket remove the castle nut


    using a wrench / i think this was a 19mm loosen jam nut but not too much

    Fun part starts here using the tool from supercheap gently use the fork bit and snug it up under the rubber and the bottom bit should force up ( you will notice it Pops out ) then twist tie rod end of while holding inner tie rod (Leave JAM Nut on! as it helps position it back on )




    compare the product before installation to make sure everything is correct!


    yup all good , now installation same as removal twist back on back to where your jam nut is count how many threads are visible for my ek it is 6! use a flat head and place in threads triple check this process as it helps for when you get alignment

    pop it back in to place , tighten new castle nut on and look for the hole where the pin goes and just bend the pin outwards


    tighten up the jam nut and thats it you just replaced a tie rod end!

    put wheel back lower car and just do small and slow test drives around the street try to feel/listen to anything out of the ordinary if not your good to go Good luck!!!
    Last edited by eren; 09-03-2013 at 12:33 PM. Reason: Disclaimer
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