OEM 2004 Chevrolet Classic Tie Rod

2004 Chevrolet Classic Tie Rod Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to replace the outer tie rod end on 2004 Chevrolet Classic?

  A: Start the replacement process of the outer Tie Rod End by using the j 24319-b (J 24319-B) universal steering linkage puller to divide all Tie Rod ends. Start by uninstalling the wheel together with the tire before disassembling the outer Tie Rod ball stud nut and freeing up the jam nut. The j 24319-b (J 24319-B) universal steering linkage puller will be used once more to separate the outer Tie Rod ball stud from its position in the Steering Knuckle. Inspection of the inner Tie Rod shaft starts by removing its associated Tie Rod End after which you should check for any signs of bending or thread damage. All dirt needs removal from the tapered Steering Knuckle surface prior to building installation. The new Tie Rod End gets fastened to the inner Tie Rod shaft and the outer Tie Rod ball stud mounts to the Steering Knuckle . The prevailing torque nut should be installed on the outer Tie Rod ball stud before tightening it to 20 nm (15 ft. Lbs.) with additional 180-degree nut rotation. Put back the tire and wheel and adjust the front toe in conclusion.