Replacing a tie rod or anything else on your car may look like an overwhelming task. But chances are, you can do this and it's not as hard as you might think. You are going to need a few tools, the replacement part (a new outside tie rod end in this case) and an hour or so of your time, maybe more maybe less. That is up to you.
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My teachers used to accuse me of preparing to prepare. But getting your act together before you start tearing things apart is a really good idea. If you are over 30 I strongly suggest a chair or stool with wheels lower back pain is not fun. Ok, so what should you get out and have at hand?
1. Wrenches or a couple adjustable wrenches
2. Vise grips (at least one pair) Just because they are useful
3. A hammer
4. Hobby paint and q-tip (nail polish or white out work good too) this is for Match marking
5. Car Jack
6. Jack Stand
7. Wheel chock
8. Gloves
9. Safety Glasses
10. Tie Rod Separator
11. Rags or paper towel
12. Anti-seeze
13. Shop manual if you have it (optional in this case)
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