can you use a tie rod end after you remove it?
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can you use a tie rod end after you remove it?
i have started taking my tie rod off and have got to the point to take off the outer tie rod from adjusting sleve, this is a 1992 4runner 2nd gen, if i remove the the inner end, would i be able to use it again after? i cant get the outer one out, she old and a bit rusted, have loads of wd-40 but do you have any ideas?
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Yes you can as long as you don`t damage the threads or the boot
WD-40 is not a very good penetrative I use Kroil myself
Once the sleeve locking bolts are loose it should come right out
WD-40 is not a very good penetrative I use Kroil myself
Once the sleeve locking bolts are loose it should come right out
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PB Blaster is also considered to be a good penetrant. Keep in mind that you can buy all three parts (inner, outer, adjusting sleeve) for as little as $13 from RockAuto. No one on this forum likes to replace parts that CAN be re-used, but don't break a knuckle over that kind of money.
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Originally Posted by scope103
PB Blaster is also considered to be a good penetrant. Keep in mind that you can buy all three parts (inner, outer, adjusting sleeve) for as little as $13 from RockAuto. No one on this forum likes to replace parts that CAN be re-used, but don't break a knuckle over that kind of money.
As stated above don't use WD40 as a penetrating lube. It stands for Water Displacement 40 attempt. Kroil or PB Blaster work well. You can also try Deep Creep by Seafoam.
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