Outer Tie Rod Temporary Fix

Not intended for use at speeds over 5 mph or distances over 100 yards.

Outer tie rod temporary fix.

Learn how to replace tie rod ends. Tighten the pinch nut to keep the outer tie rod end from moving. This video will show you how to change the outer tie rod of your car or truck. Don t forget to properly torque the fastener and install a new cotter pin.

You re looking at about 20 to 100 per tie rod. Easy way to repair boots with minor damage on tie rod ends and ball joints. Labor is pricey and you re looking at a minimum of an hour s charge. Tie road replacement is not a huge repair.

Applies easily with one squeeze. Thread the new outer tie rod end onto the inner tie rod shaft. Tough alloy steel c clamp locking pliers provide a secure temporary repair. Slide that bad boy up on the stem of the tie rod end and reasemble the joint.

So to replace one set on one wheel will cost between 40 and 200 because you need the inner and outer rods. You should thread it by hand exactly the same number of turns that it took to take it off. Socket end and pointed spindle allow easy wheel pivoting. Temporarily repairs outer tie rod ball socket.