outer tie rod end
Mar 18, 2013 | 10:38 AM
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It all depends if you have the extra to rebuild the whole front suspension go for it.
If not just fix what is needed .
If you measure things and get the new one on just like the old one you might not need a front end alignment.
Are you having this done or doing it yourself??
Might help you to decide.
If not just fix what is needed .
If you measure things and get the new one on just like the old one you might not need a front end alignment.
Are you having this done or doing it yourself??
Might help you to decide.
Mar 18, 2013 | 11:51 AM
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[quote=wyoming9;52055430]It all depends if you have the extra to rebuild the whole front suspension go for it.
If not just fix what is needed .
If you measure things and get the new one on just like the old one you might not need a front end alignment.
Are you having this done or doing it yourself??
Might help you to decide.have a friend that can do it
If not just fix what is needed .
If you measure things and get the new one on just like the old one you might not need a front end alignment.
Are you having this done or doing it yourself??
Might help you to decide.
have a friend that can do it
Mar 18, 2013 | 04:23 PM
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From: Novi, MI
you don't _need_ to do both, but obviously you should check... I couldn't get my inner and outer separated when doing inner last time, so replaced both (I am sure real mechanics have a trick to break them free?)
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