inner & outer tie rod 2000 Chevy 1500

inner & outer tie rod 2000 Chevy 1500

[@cajun1253]

Thanks for the good video , no other video had shown that lil red boot over the inner tie rod ends removal point and since mine was stuck hard I really wanted to know if I needed to save it or not and you sir gave me the answer I needed. Thank you man.

[@Marty09933]

Hi Cajun i’m so glad I could help and thank you very much for watching. I really appreciate you.

[@darylb.7421]

Thanks for your video. I didn't know what that was over the rod. It was turning but the rod wasn't.

[@Marty09933]

Hi Daryl B your welcome hope all went well and thank you for watching. I appreciate you.

[@robertcoleman2324]

Thanks for the video 👍🏽

[@Marty09933]

Hi Robertcoleman you’re very welcome and thank you for watching. I appreciate you.

[@itzdownrage676]

Hey so do you have to take it to an alignment shop after? I mean I counted the spins on mine both sides. The new inner tie rods I got were the same as the last ones and the thread is the same length and outer tie rods are same to. So would I still need to take to alignment?

[@Marty09933]

Hi Itz DownRage well yes they recommend you do but I’ve gotten away with out taking it to an alignment and some I had too take to get aligned So yes to be on the safe side thank you for watching. I appreciate you.

[@itzdownrage676]

@Marty09933 thanks. Been watching your vids. I have 2000 chevy silverado and it's the 2wd drive so it got that boot on inner tie rod. Gona subscribe now! I hope you can make a video one day of changing rack and pinion on my model of my truck! But thanks

[@Marty09933]

@@itzdownrage676 thank you brother I appreciate that and I will try to make a video on that as soon as I get a truck in for that

[@jonathonbeck6865]

What tool was that you showed that is a clamp

[@Marty09933]

Jonathon inner tie rod tool thanks for watching. I appreciate you……….www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwj77YHijqiAAxUpSn8AHZPsBPgYABAeGgJvYQ&ohost=www.google.com&cid=CAASJORo04F5VOybfZRbowfvQHFY3GHMJTSiWbwhSOiWKQHjeUkMLA&sig=AOD64_0tF0hzM1TaTEtkcHkQiqCsjsDrdw&ctype=46&q=&ved=2ahUKEwjD8fbhjqiAAxXVk2oFHX1OD8kQzzkoAHoECAcQNw&adurl=

[@jasondavis2155]

What if tie rod don't loosen?

[@Marty09933]

Hi Jason Davis spray it with a good amount of penetrating oil. Let it sit overnight and then try it in the morning. You can also use some heat. Thanks for watching. I really appreciate you. I hope that helps.