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Originally Posted by JFP in PA
There really is no room for much of anything when working on the inner tie rod end. We use a Mayhew tool that slides over the tie rod and grips the inner flats, and it pops them loose with no fuss:
Revived! Just before purchasing Mayhew tool.
JFP. Could I ask? Do you usually counterhold the rack portion in any way on removing and torqueing the inner tie rod in?
And If so, the rack holding device, like Huzar's tool: Hercula Grip, are on the market
( Products to suspension - Huzar EN).
Are there any other safer effective methods for the counter holding? |
Again, counter holding is not required, we have never had an issue doing it this way.
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