and if you do screw it up, new outer tierods are like $15 each from BMA. still keeping you below the $100 quote.
-
sigpic -
Putting the nut on also keeps the tie rod from flying up and hitting you/the car when it breaks free.Comment
-
stole the words out of my mouth. do it yourself, be a shadetree mechanic:DOriginally posted by 88325isboyComment
-
Steering Rack boot may not be as easy as everyone is saying. Does your car have a steering damper? If so you may need to pull off the rack-end depending on what side your doing.
Also I'd recommend doing both boots, if ones fucked chances are the other wont be far away.Comment
Comment