How to Replace Inner Tie Rod 1998-2002 Honda Accord

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The inner tie rod has a ball joint that can wear over time, causing a clunking noise, loose steering, and eventually, other problems with the wheel and suspension components. It’s a good idea to replace your inner tie rods as soon as you notice any of these symptoms. This video shows you how to replace the inner tie rods on your 1998-2002 Honda Accord.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
1998 Honda Accord
1999 Honda Accord
2000 Honda Accord
2001 Honda Accord
2002 Honda Accord
Tools you will need:
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• Pliers
• Side Cutters
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• Wheel Chocks
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[@janjoson3843]

Real nice guys, best one yet. I am going to skip the toolrental. Thanks.

[@carlosgalvez9124]

Muy bien explicado muchas gracias

[@ramiromadrigal1437]

Nice class,thank you.

[@jasonshelton8178]

Please.....this adapter...it does not come with any tie rod kit I buy now does honda ha e a listing for it.....please tell me where I can find it bc I didn't know I'd need it

[@dlouis1830]

by the way did you use channel locks to loosen the lock nut? or vicegrips i cant tell thanks

[@gastonbarouille767]

Thank you for share!

[@MsMoothan]

Great class

[@AustinGeary]

What’s the part number for the inner tie rod adapter you put over the locking clips?

[@SashaNem]

thanks

[@robertthibodeaux961]

What brand of pliers is that?

[@odilonmoreira9613]

Well done , thanks

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[@ScottPetrinec]

Great video. But.... plyers? Use wrenches. 😉

[@AltafHossain17]

Is it okay if I use brake caliper silicon grease?

[@javirodify]

great video! what type of grease did you use?

[@solanoflores1169]

how many turns should the tie rod have on the tie rod I changed both parts but one did not come out and I put the metal cutter in it and I did not know how many turns it has on one side I told you 18 is it the same or must be different the round

[@RustEShackleford]

Whats the torque spec for the (inner tierod) cant seem to find it anywhere

[@dlouis1830]

why is this righty loosy... or am I just confused. I strip these kinds of nuts all the time because they seem to be the opposite of common sense...any advice on how to avoid that

[@VandungNguyen-c3h]

Meister

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