How to Tell if Your Inner Tie Rod is Bad
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2013
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How to Tell if Your Inner Tie Rod is Bad
you are a real mechanic who does his work with passion and love, keep up the good work.
Brian,
Yup, I watch to the end. Good " how to" auto repair videos are how I try to keep up to date on modern car repair procedures. Thanks Brian you are doing a great job.
These is no project can be completed without at least 3 trips to the store for stuff.
Thanks for the vids! You're one of the first car repair channels I've ever watched and learned so much! Always reliable, accurate information.
lol. It does, but it certainly has it's rewards. Everyone needs to have something that makes their life count. Video making is one of mine. It's been good to be of service to people and be able to multiply that through this free medium. My favorite part is getting comments of gratitude from those who are down on their luck and don't know what to do and wind up fixing their own car successfully for the first time. It makes a person feel good to be a part of that. Patience precedes growth.
Awesome stuff. I'm a die hard do it yourself guy and have been daring to go further than the simple oil change. Recently changed control arm bushes for a Toyota Corolla and I'm loving it. Next up tie rods. Thanks. All the way to the end ;)
Thanks for your thoughtful insight Gerry, I appreciate it. Thanks for being part of this!
Used your videos to rebuild the front end of my Ram 1500 4x4. Some of the best i have found on youtube. keep the videos coming you save my sanity while at work.
Welcome Bill- good to hear from you!
I usually watch through the necessary parts, don't want to waste time, need to get to work. Love to watch you working your magic.
Great video! Thanks,,,,and the humor at the end made me smile.
I've watched several of your videos thus far, and always watch them to the end. They're very descriptive and helpful. Thanks. This video helped me to figure out that my sons first car needs inner tie rod ends, and how to go about it when we (I) tackle it. This will be a job where I can try to instill some mechanical ability into him.
Just wanted to say thanks for taking time to make this video. Not having much experience with rack & pinion steering, I was looking at other how to check vids which were generic which I already knew. Your was was the best, speaks volumes on your experience. Thanks brother.
Man Brian I gotta tell you some dude you are one hell of a mechanic I wish to God you were in Florida, I bring my vehicles to you, I don't care what you charged, you are something else dude. Love your videos keep up the good work.
Man your video here has inspired me to go further in depth on my vehicle. i just recently had to replace my passenger side cv axle, and in doing so i didn't know that my strut was spring loaded as they say, so now i'm stuck waiting to get the new strut from rock auto, but i figured that since i was i'd take a look around, now i'm not sure if the inner tie rod is bad but i do know that the rack and pinion is leaking, i have almost 300,000 on this vehicle, bought it about a month ago, so its only right to assume that everything is oem, so its a 17 yr old van no rust so why not bring it back to life. thanks a million and know that i watch your vids from start to finish as well as refer them to others...keep it up because i'll still be looking to learn
Thank you, it was very helpful. Yes, I do watch it through to the end because some great idea or insight will surface interacting with your sequenced approached helping me to do it even better.
You're welcome. Glad you liked it. The longer videos take a LONG TIME TO MAKE!
Wow! That's the kind of compliment that hits me right in the pick-me-up. Thanks!
Interesting comments about alignment. I got mine done and was told "need new tie rods next time as they needed to be heated". 5 k later tires are ruined! Now I do it myself with a few glossy mags. a tape measure and two 2 meter sticks of wood. Interesting cars at the end.