Originally Posted by
Steve Jr
I replaced my drag link in about 2hrs. You can get the tierod removal tools on loan, from O'Riley's auto parts. It's the small puller. Most loaner programs charge you the full amount for the tool ,then refund it when returned. If i remember , it's only $20. (Broke mine, doing something i shouldn't have w/ it..lol) . Get the touqe specs. for the nuts. Make sure not to get grease into the receiving points, wiping them out with a rag. You can set the tierod ends with a tape measure , ONLY just to get you to the alignment shop....
How difficult was it to remove the tie rods ends (some say difficult), looking at a you tube it seems only two tie rods ends but in the post I saw a mention of 4. I'm stuck on debating if 110 for labor it worth it or spend the aggravation with the tool to remove?