DIY BMW Maintenance: Tie Rods, Brakes, and More on a 325xi

Join me as I replace the tie rods and address other mechanical issues on my 2006 BMW 325xi to pass inspection.
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-Tools for the job-
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-Timestamps-
0:00 - Introduction and Recap
0:03 - Diagnosing the Inspection Failure
0:45 - Checking Tie Rod Play
1:30 - Identifying the Inner Tie Rod Issue
2:16 - Removing the Old Tie Rod
3:56 - Comparing Old and New Tie Rods
5:00 - Installing the New Inner Tie Rod
5:45 - Threading and Aligning the New Tie Rod
7:06 - Rear Brake Pad and Sensor Replacement
8:02 - Compressing the Caliper Piston
8:44 - Addressing the Power Steering Reservoir
10:01 - Flushing and Replacing Power Steering Fluid
11:04 - Project Update and Cost Summary
11:45 - Preview of Next Steps and Cosmetic Mods
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