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JLNBG2
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Sep 28, 2009, 1:30 PM
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Inner tie-rod ends
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I have a 2005 Ford Ranger Pickup with auto trans, 4X4, 4 liter V-6 engine, 80200 mi. I had done a break change, and the friction that Car Qwest supplied for this year and model was wrong. ( I got this info from a Car Qwest under body rep) After about a month of driving and putting up with a supper bad shimmy during breaking, I went ahead and bought new pads and roters, and replaced them. This took care of my shimmy problem, but I found during the repair I had a right side inner tie-rod end going bad and Ford recommends changing the whole rack out. This is quite an expensive repair, and I know I can do it a lot cheaper by just changing the inner tie-rod end. I have never done a repair like this and would like to know if it is possible to do at home?
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Hammer Time
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Sep 28, 2009, 1:57 PM
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Re: Inner tie-rod ends
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It can be done but it requires some special tools to get it apart and it's not very accessible.
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