DODGE RAM 2500 Outer tie rod replacement

Truck pulling to one side? Steering loose or notchy? Front end shake when you hit a pothole?
Your tie rods may be worn out. Here is how to replace the outer tie rod on the 2nd gen Dodge Rams (94-02).
Other Dodges are similar; Chevy's & Fords have a similar setup too.

[@MegaBlackLobster]

Living in CA has its major downsides, but one thing I'm very grateful for is that our cars dont typically have rust worst than surface level. Great video!

[@Smittyschannel]

yes, it's definitely a trade off on both sides

[@robertmedina6875]

Love you

[@old-schoolj1405]

I promise you your impact will work waaaay better if you use proper impact sockets.

[@Smittyschannel]

Working on upgrading my sockets if I ever see them on sale lol

[@dailygrinders89]

Same with the 1500 5th gen smh

[@hermanosstechly141]

Definitely should change those rotors, they are completely rotten lol

[@Smittyschannel]

There's still plenty of meat left on them lol. Second, it doesn't help that they're overly expensive. Third, I have to schedule rotor R&R with my mechanic, & it's VERY labor intensive on these 4x4's