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Need New Tie Rods
My 95 C-1500 ext has 220k on it's clock and now needs new tie rods installed but tie rods & ball joints are 2 of the few things I've never installed on any car or truck. I was wondering on a scale of 1-5 how hard it is to do the job myself and what special tools would be needed ? Also, since I'm in the front end what other parts should I consider replacing.
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Re: Need New Tie Rods
On a scale from 1 to 5, I'd say about a 3. On your truck it's pretty easy. I'd also do all the bushings since your there. Also, if you didn't already know, you are gonna need to get the front end realigned after you do all this.
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Re: Need New Tie Rods
did you check front end or is someone telling you that you need them &
as Cadill said they are not to difficult especially if we are talking upper BJ.the lowers are a bit more difficult |
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Re: Need New Tie Rods
Go with Moog parts,they have a lifetime warranty and they do cover labor.You might want to get a second opinion, from another shop.I have seen this,a customer comes in and another shop says it needs ball joints,etc and do a second time.Find out it does not need the tie rod,etc.There is one shop that likes putting in ball joints in my area which is not needed.
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