How to Replace Inner Tie Rods 2006-10 Dodge Charger

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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 2006-10 Dodge Charger.
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This process should be similar on the following vehicles:
2006 Dodge Charger
2007 Dodge Charger
2008 Dodge Charger
2009 Dodge Charger
2010 Dodge Charger
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• Copper Anti-Seize
• Liquid Thread Locker
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[@loveobviously]

If anyone is doing a 2014 dodge charger. Just to let you know torque Specs are Inner tie rod 65 foot lb Outer tie rod 26lb plus 90 degrees I got that information from when I called dodge and spoke Them directly they also double checked the owners manual being is all I misplaced mine

[@XcarlosES]

Bárbaro 🤌 Nice video, nice angles of de camara , straight to the point like all videos should be.

[@joey3810]

1:22 I redid my front end thread locker is important. Also I forgot to torque the inner in so when I got my car aligned the mechanics were like “Bro you need to tighten them if you ever do this again” Lol thankfully they were awesome and did it for me for free but just a heads up for everyone.

[@antoniorodriguez4724]

Technician wants to charge me 280 to do this

[@kingrich231]

Great step by step guide

[@analazcano6475]

Curious do both right and left inner rods the same exact part, or is there a left and right?? Also same question for the outer tie rods

[@fabianespinoza5610]

Same parts for both sides

[@analazcano6475]

He changed that in 3 min🤣 damn, and mechanics try to scare the crap out of you leading you to believe it takes days, love it when they try to play me out

[@FollowTruth7]

In total maybe 4 hours

[@cholosoy8511]

Btw, every time you work on your suspension, make sure to take your car for a wheel alignment, unless you want uneven wear and tear on your tires

[@analazcano6475]

Never have, and always worked fine, if it's done with precision you do not need to

[@beastfromtheeast9318]

Zip ties to hold the bellows?

[@noahcollins8032]

Can I get the actual clamps from somewhere

[@TheBreezus]

@@noahcollins8032 Did you ever find it?

[@vonscherfarms925]

That’s what I call a tutorial!!

[@TRQ]

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[@Idonthaveahandke]

What are the torque specs for Dodge Charger 2013?

[@lidiajazzieortiz2097]

Wish you were in Philadelphia pa I need this done to my car

[@franciscomendez8646]

Thank you brother

[@fogstreet108]

what torque do I use to tighten the inner tie rod? anybody.

[@johnwatkins3883]

Yeah my tie rod dont twist that easy. Not sure what tool to use

[@RodneyD]

Blow torch to heat it up and turn it. Be careful

[@jesusbriones9463]

Was in the same situation. Ended up going to norther tools and buying a 34mm wrench. Lifetime warranty and great addition to the tool box. 25$ and fit perfectly

[@johnwatkins3883]

@@jesusbriones9463 I just went to auto zone and paid 20 bucks for a universal tie rod removal tool. Worked pretty good.

[@williamcattr267]

Trying to read the socket size.....Is it 21mm?

[@hermessrt2414]

That's the mistake most videos make. Not mentioning the size

[@tstephens128]

Best How-to Video ever! Thank-you!

[@monty3927]

Easy money!!! Thanks for the video

[@willietenort2694]

What brand pliers are you using

[@pratherbickerstaff736]

Thank you very much. Your videos are sincerely and genuinely appreciated.

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[@juliansalinas5424]

What grease did he use on the inner tie rod

[@skipwilliam5639]

you guys always have great videos

[@tylermcgonigal6031]

Thanks for the video can you please tell me what kind of pliers were used to remove the inner tie rods I’ve been searching for a set like these

[@TheBreezus]

I would like to know, I had to use a simple wrench. I like these videos but they skip alot of the tools you need to get this stuff off easier.

[@sr8shoota]

63 ft lbs

[@omarG19100]

nicely done

[@novadiecastman5251]

Bullshit you need a special tool that you can rent ,or you will never get the nut in the back loose on the inner tie rod

[@johnwatkins3883]

Figured cause mine ain't budging

[@jesusbriones9463]

Northern tool sells a 34mm wrench for 25$. Lifetime warranty and great addition to tool box

[@TheBreezus]

I highly recommend getting the wrench, this video is great but it misses a lot of things.

[@braydentriplett7954]

Best tutorial I've ever seen from TRQ. Great job thank you