How to replace the inner & outer tie rod ends on a 2002 Beetle VW

[@frazzledgrey]

Thank you for this EXCELLENT Tutorial, and Steps for replacing the inner Tie-rod ! I'll be looking into buying the specialty Tool for inner tie rod ends! Superb Video! D

[@scooterboi17]

Great "How To", will save lots of people lots of time.

[@Bob-bs3ev]

Thank you. This is a big help.

[@wizbang16]

Excellent video! You are a great teacher. Thank you.

[@joenavpro1]

Thank you for posting! Very informative and you just saved me a few dollars!

[@RescueMoversDFW]

you're welcome:)

[@ou81242b]

great camera work, showed all the steps

[@RescueMoversDFW]

Peter Kowalski thank u 😁

[@udizzy1969]

Thank You, This was a Big Help. Cheers Dizzy.

[@jerryc.3593]

Thank u for making this video.I like the way you did it made it look easy.

[@wizbang16]

Great job! Thank you for sharing your video.

[@RescueMoversDFW]

you're welcome 👍👍

[@speybay45]

not as difficult as I thought nice video, thanks

[@edwardr302]

Te la rifastes machin carnal. Muy vien esplicado. Dios te bendiga.

[@11SEXMACHINE]

Nice video man, appreciate it 👍

[@BoiseTDI]

May bien hecho video. One of the best I’ve seen!

[@RescueMoversDFW]

thank u amigo 👍😁

[@dstuart76]

Excellent video. Big help.

[@megginayers7124]

Excellent video!! Thank you

[@derricksax8836]

You say we need to add more grease ?

[@1dlb]

well done and thanks man

[@RescueMoversDFW]

You're welcome 😁👍

[@goldenretriever6261]

My VW mechanic F'ed up the alignment replacing one tie rod. Do it myself next time.

[@julianescamilla7814]

Its a good video but you didn't post the tool kit part # and when you tighten it you didn't show how you put the locking wrench in there without tightening the small screws, it was loose.

[@DebtFreeCars]

You forgot to tap the locking washer on the inner tie Rod. The edge should fold over the tie Rod so it doesn’t loosen while driving.

[@oscarcastillocancino6474]

Cuanto te costaron las partes ,yo tengo el mismo problema con mi jetta

[@davidallen5535]

Note - Most auto parts stores will have the tie-rod end tool that you can use for free. Place a deposit, use their tool, return it, and you get the deposit back.

[@chrisramos9098]

😄👍🏼

[@my4cars528]

Okay.