How to Replace Inner Tie Rod 09-14 Ford F-150
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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This is such a well done how to video. The camera angles, lighting, stability are all fantastic. Detail level is perfect. Tha k you for this. I was going to take it to a shop but you made this look very easy. Hopefully it goes this easy for me...though my truck has a lot of rust so we shall see
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seeing the chassis of this poor truck makes me, at least, somewhat happy about living in Southern California.
Great job! She seems like an awesome tech!
I'm a fan of the fact this isn't done on some clean demonstration vehicle. Those parts clearly hadn't been touched until she got to them. Great video!
+C&A thanks for watching, and we appreciate your feedback!
Very nice video👌anyways what is the reason why we need to change the inner tie rod? I would like to recommend on your videos to tell the reason why we need to change the parts so at least we know why we need to change it. Thanks for the videos👌👌👌
Cool a female Tech.."I have rather large locking pliers here" 😮 respect!!!
I admire you.. you are awesome... I wish can do the things you do but I'm still an auto general service tech..
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Good video. However, you didn't tighten up the jamb nut for the outer tie rod end
Would it be possible to remove the inner tie rod and take both inner and outer out together? The you replace both and use the length to approximate your alignment and install them together. Is that possible or even sensible?
Could you tell what did you add on the outer side of the thread of the inner tie rod after installation? At that thread where the outer tie rod goes. Is it antilocker? Can you torque the inner tie rod when attaching, or it is better to do it manually how it is done in the film? Thank you very much for the film, especially that part where you explain how to lubricate the inner tie rod after the installation. The lady mechanic is so great in her precise and accurate work.
She used antiseize compound on the part where the Outer Tie Rod screws onto the Inner Tie Rod. No need to use a Torque Wrench when tightening the Inner Tie Rod to the Rack. Just follow Her procedure in the Video. Make sure you use (Blue) Loctite on the Male Thread of the Inner Tie Rod to prevent it from loosening. The Part that threads into the Rack.
Where can I get a pair of those locking pliers?
Swedish Pipe Wrench
Great job Sue.
+Richard Lews Thanks for checking us out. 1aauto.com
Nice job. Is this really only 20 min ?
Do they not sell a replacement metal clamp? The plastic zip tie doesn't seem as durable.
Is this the same for expedition, xlt, 5.4 ??? 2 wheel drive.
Sue, you're awesome!
+Markomyt1 Thanks for the feedback!
Shade tree auto they should call them selves the parts they sell must be top notch also
I know your getting a alignment right away but u never say about make sure u tighten the jam nut if its loose it can disconnect from outer tie rod very dangerous
Can you make a video on a 2011 ford f150 front lower control arm replacement?
Should have took some measurements to get the alignment
Super helpful!
Forgot the anti seize on the outer tie rod nut and taper. Thanks - very helpful
what wrench was used for the inner tie rod nut?
She used giant locking pliers but I've seen ppl use a pipe wrench or huge adjustable pliers.
Dam good tech. Who says female aren't good? One if the best I've seen.
I see you presprayed all the joints your going to remove with penetrating oil or sumpton?
"Honey, while you rebuild the truck frontend I'll go inside and make us a meringue pie." LoL ,just kiddin
Good job
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Where can I get those locking pliers?
+k Digs We sell a set of locking pliers here: www.1aauto.com/locking-pliers-set-3-piece-set-performance-tool-w1107db/i/1axaa00139
*Air Tools* would've been more efficient.
You pack it first
Bent the crap out of pounding on that knuckle. Must be a better way. Probably a fork and some heat could be tried first. Glad its not my truck. I never reuse that old inner boot, you're just begging for premature failure of that inner end when that old boot cracks open.
Don’t clean the boot
Meanwhile I cut the thing off with grinder in 30 seconds