Gen3 Mitsubishi Montero Inner & Outer Tie Rod Replacement 2001-2006

[@Garlicpatches]

By far THE best video on replacing just the INNER rack end on U tube. No English but so understandable. Thank you 👍

[@luso_overland]

Thank you for watching!

[@jessiebeam3434]

Thank you man. I want to start buying some of your parts soon for me and the girls 02 Montero.

[@big4g63t]

did you experience any symptoms of failure before tie rod replacement?

[@lusollc995]

No, I was replacing the control arms and figured might as well replace the tie rods - steering did tighten up a little though with the new parts.

[@big4g63t]

@@lusollc995 well my rack was bad .... ugh

[@Garlicpatches]

Stupid question. He showed the play in front wheel

[@big4g63t]

@@Garlicpatches hey guy, i replaced everything in my front end and still had a problem, as a 40 yr old mechanic i was trying to diagnose if i missed something, which is a lot more than the internet tech troll you've displayed yourself as.....

[@offset25]

I have a 2004 montero sport. Can I use the washers for gen3 for the montero sport?

[@viperme]

Did you apply any grease at any point ?

[@luso_overland]

No, the OEM parts come greased and sealed for life.

[@offset25]

Is the process the same for a 2004 montero sport?

[@luso_overland]

Sorry for the delay, no the procedure is quite different since the Sport does not have rack and pinion steering.

[@Fireneedsair]

You replaced both sides?

[@luso_overland]

Yes, procedure is identical on the other side though the boot and outer tie rod part numbers will be different.