2001 Lincoln LS Tie Rod Repair | Fixing a Clunking Noise

[@antoniotutt4894]

Very helpful.

[@normpeplow3813]

Nice demo & explanation analyzing and fixing the problem.

[@CoopersAutomotiveRepair]

Thank you so much you’re very kind and thanks for watching

[@quentinlewis]

Thanks this Video has been very and I mean very helpful. My inner tie rod broke last night driving home from work. Thanks

[@Chrissutter35]

This helped a lot.... I'm working on my ls right now..... Hopefully this will stop some vibrations and straighten my steering wheel back out

[@miller866]

Thanks for the video. Can you describe what the tool is that you used to tighten the tie rod?

[@kochatj]

Shouldn't you try not to torque on the rack when tightening the inner tie rod end? I always hold the end of the rack when torquing the tie rod end

[@edwardespinoza7538]

great vid.thanks for sharing.

[@kochatj]

This is the steering for some human to trust with his life. Why would you not use a torque wrench and torque it to spec when torquing the inner tie rod end?

[@lustermcqueen9569]

What about the left side I've never seen the left side done

[@TheOutwiththeold]

Try this in Illinois....

[@davenport2012]

Yea they are rusted/welded on there.. there’s never just a twist off

[@tonyquiles4399]

@@davenport2012 I wondered that myself how it twisted off so easily mines surely didn't at all