Quick question, what wrench can you use to get the inner tie rods out? Would just a regular monkey wrecnch work? I heard 1.25 or 19mm but I just wanted to make sure.


Thanks.

 

I used big channel locks

 

got 40$?? see if their is a harbor freights near you.

this tool is made for the job. why not make life easY?

Inner Tie Rod Removal Set

 

i went with this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/K-Tool-71519-Inner-Tie-Rod-Remover-Installer-Tool-/400467162213?hash=item5d3db3f465
worked very well. wont be needing it again any time soon.
pm me if you want me to mail it.

 

I used a pipe wrench...

There is a special tool for it but I my friend was one state away, and all I had was a pipe wrench.

 

monkey wrench aka pipe wrench will most likely work.

 

Oh I was gonna say whats a pipe wrench haha

But this thread is over, tamboo said he'll give me his tool, and that will make it a smooth breeze. Much needed too, because my steering wheel is still shaking from like 3 threads ago, and its dangerous. Took me like 2 months to figure out it was the damn inners

If anybody needs the tool after I get it, pm and ill send it your way.

 

I've used a large crescent wrench and inner tie rod tool. The tool that tamboo linked looks like it will work well.

 

You can rent the inner tie rod tool from most auto parts stores. Oreilly's has them for like $60.

 

The clamp style tool works great. You just can't turn it 360 degrees without the tool hitting the frame of the car. That's when the monkey wrench comes in handy. You can use the tool to break the inner tie rod loose and to torque it down.

 

 

Picture doesn't work

 

Working fine for me...

 

good to see it back in action!

 

TomCat, I see your edit note hiding down there. It was working fine for me in Chrome, too

 

its that windows 10 bullshit going on,

 

*cough* worked fine on W7 and W10 both *cough*

 

Works now.