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Re: Tie rod sleeves
If they are the outer ones, remove the tie rod nut, and use either a puller or a tie rod tool to loosen it and then unscrew the tie rod. The sleeve should also screw off. Mark the location with paint or other visible marker so you can get it put back correctly so you can drive it to the alignment shop. You may also want to measure the length from the end of the sleeve to the middle of the tie rod bolt before you remove it that way you will have the approximate length. Replace in reverse. There may be a clamp on the sleeve that needs to be loosened before you can unscrew it. Good Luck!
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08-31-2005, 06:43 PM
