Honda Civic Tie Rod End Replacement 2006 (2006-2011 Similar)

Honda Civic Tie Rod End Replacement 2006 (2006-2011 Similar). In this video I show how to replace the outer tie rod ends on a 2006 Honda Civic. Replacing the tie rod ends on a 2006-2011 Honda Civic should be similar. The exact vehicle in this video is a 2006 Honda Civic EX 1.8L sedan.
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[@jimthecarguy]

Nice demonstration that anyone can follow along for the replacement of the tie rod end.

[@BigDog50001]

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[@Discovery123.]

Your videos have motivated me to do maintenance to my car. From now on I will do all schedule maintenance by myself. It’s not about saving money, it’s about motivation and taking initiative, I also have a chance showing it to my kids. Thanks!

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**The Harbor Freight jack stands shown in this video have been recalled, I do not recommend using any jack stands that have been recalled** (this video was taken before the recall) More Harbor Freight Jack Stands Recalled! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ_Nh6WFicqpiZI Link to details from Harbor Freight: www.harborfreight.com/js-details Link to NHTSA Notice 20E-016: static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2020/RCLRPT-20E016-6561.PDF Link to NHTSA Notice 20E-027: static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2020/RCLRPT-20E027-9959.PDF

[@roughjeepliving5394]

Lmfao I was about to say

[@jimwhite5964]

Thanks, Big Dog...that was a really well done video!

[@BigDog50001]

Much appreciated!

[@user-cy2eh7hr2z]

Big Dog, hello. Just discovered (and subscribed) to your channel - watched a handful of your excellent videos. It is some of the very best automotive information and maintenance instruction on KZbin. I have 2 Honda’s in the family fleet of 4 cars that I take care of, so I look forward to checking out more of your stuff. Thanks. -John (South Florida)

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks and welcome!

[@mikekotarba5828]

Thank you for the nice video using oem parts

[@BigDog50001]

No problem 👍!

[@tonybrunetti]

Great video as always Big Dog

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks!

[@wyattoneable]

That's right, help out the alignment guy. Don't forget the doughnuts. I liked it, thumbs up!

[@BigDog50001]

lol, thanks for the comment Wyatt! Looking forward to a new video from you!

[@chuckrafiki8649]

Was this car kept in California or the south? I dont see much rust and for anyone in the Northern part of the states they most likely will need a torch to loosen the jam nut. You're very lucky it didn't need much effort over the wrench you had! I like you're videos among the best as no annoying music or drum beats to distract from the mechanic lesson!

[@themechanic6117]

thanks for the upload

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks for stopping by Jonathan!

[@manyakus8919]

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[@BigDog50001]

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[@jptrainor]

I've used Moog tie rods for the exact same car. Moog stabilizer links too. They're holding up fine after a few years. Yes, a bit of a pain to grease them every oil change, but okay for the cost saving.

[@BigDog50001]

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[@ErickRaffai]

Great video. Was very interested! Thks!

[@BigDog50001]

I appreciate the comment, thank you!

[@znickzz]

Hey Big Dog, Thanks for the great tutorials. I have a 2010 Acura TS. Can you let me know how to look up OEM parts for my car? I want to do my outer tie rods and stabilizer bars and who do you recommend for purchasing Moog parts from.

[@jefflebo5836]

Curious but how do you know if the inner tie rod needs replaced?

[@amfarrar]

Hi Big Dog, as always, great video; very helpful. Any tips on how to loosen a seized jam nut? My shop wouldn't complete the alignment because of this and suggested I could loosen it myself, then bring the car back for alignment.

[@BigDog50001]

Putting a generous amount of penetrating oil on the nuts/thread areas, tapping (gently) with a hammer and then gently trying to move nut back and forth with two wrenches to get it to move can help loosen them (don't apply too much force right away or the nut will round off). Might have to take your time and do this over several days if really bad.

[@davidcotto8955]

Man you have a beautiful set of tools. They all look brand new and shiny. Its hard to tell if you're advertising or if someone can have such a beautiful clean set up like yours. They all shine like fine jewels. One thing is for sure, wherever your're working at, you're definitely not in the Northeastern part of the USA thats for sure. Everything over there is nothing but a big old huge rust bucket. How do you maintain your tools that way?

[@BigDog50001]

I don't live in a rust area anymore thankfully, I live in the desert now and I just wipe my tools off after using them, nothing special. I don't take advertising money or free tools from anyone either, everything you see was paid for. Many people who watch my videos like to see what tools I use so I make it a point to show them when I can. I have extra lighting installed for making videos and that does account for some of the extra shine on tools.

[@billd3692]

Excellent videos. Thank you.

[@BigDog50001]

I appreciate the comment, thanks!

[@TheDisgruntledMechanic]

Great instruction Dave!

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks Mike!

[@hondacivichybridhub9252]

Great presentation and detail, thank you!

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks 👍!

[@AlwaysHopeful87]

Thank you.

[@raymundocedillo5430]

As always, amazing video

[@scottmagyar]

Sir, great video, was curious do you recommend aftermarket tie rods if so what brand, Or stick with factory, thks

[@HotRod-wv4vm]

Thanks for the video and for the sticker which I received. Question can you mix tie rod ends, i.e oem on one side and Moog on the other

[@BigDog50001]

Not something that would normally be done but it should work. Good to hear you got the sticker, thanks for the comment!

[@HotRod-wv4vm]

@@BigDog50001 Thanks for the response. Have you covered the trailing arm to frame rust issue on the Honda Element? I know there’s a recall in Canada

[@michaeldelarosa1449]

What type of reach is that with the number on it

[@FG2PRL]

Are the Si and Non Si part the same for these outer tie rods?? I can't find them anywhere for Si. Not unless they both share the same parts. Can someone confirm this?

[@gaoleia]

very professional

[@BigDog50001]

Thanks 👍!

[@alexanderstefanxandraswedi5835]

Good job sharing

[@scottmagyar]

Awesome Video, Question do you only use New Oem Honda parts all the time or just some of the time, are there any AutoZone or Orielley parts you would recommend, thks

[@BigDog50001]

I use a bit of everything, I like using OEM parts but can't always do that due to cost and availability.

[@wdhewson]

Good show.......was that boot weather beaten or torn by something?

[@BigDog50001]

Just worn I think. Thanks for the comment!

[@antonioalvarez1698]

Do you have inner tie rod video for this Honda

[@ega0117]

My 2004 Honda EX steering wheel keeps wobbling do you know what needs to be repaired to fix the problem?

[@adolfosuarez797]

Brake rotors after that get a tire balance

[@carlosbastos114]

Thais for the leson!!

[@BigDog50001]

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[@thebased111]

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[@davidcotto8955]

where can i buy that digital torque wrench @ 10:59

[@BigDog50001]

Snap-On, and they cost quite a bit of money. bit.ly/3gzVN2q

[@davidcotto8955]

@@BigDog50001 Thats an expensive piece!

[@jamescbns89]

Not here to see your tool collection buddy, get on with it.. we get it you have tools

[@BigDog50001]

Move along then. More people want to see the tools I use.