Replacing Semi Truck Tie Rod ends 

Wow! you made that look easy

Thank you. I have to do mine on a 00 FLD120. I really would rather you talked through the process than had that music.

Very helpful video, Thanks!!

Good video working like a pro

Great job!!!

I was taught to count the threads showing instead of the number of turns. Either way works though.

Great vid

You can purchase the whole bar and tie rods for little extra, well worth the time, yours or mechanic, plus you have a nice looking tie rod bar instead of a rusted one.

Hey thanks

I failed at about the part with the fork to separate from knuckle 🥺 it was going smoothly

sure made it look easy. i feel like i can do it lol

Now feel better doing my Volvo car

I’ve replace my entire “tierod” assembly as of 9/7/22. Fixed some of the issue I was having with shaking. But I’m still hearing/feeling knocking coming from the front end. What else could it be if you don’t mind brain storming with me.? I’m thinking leaf spring bushing or maybe kingpins? I did get an alignment but the right side has just a little bit of play but not too bad! Thanks in advance!

What size socket u use

Are bad tie rod ends what cause the clunk/knock when turning. I just replaced my drag link, which was loose, but still hear the noises when turning.

No alignment needs?

That separated way to easy

Did he say $35?.... they're 85 for a Peterbilt

Just did my 379. I went to Pete to buy 2 tie rod ends. Walked out with a whole brand new cross tube assembly with tie rod ends for litterally same price. No fussin around with trying to remove and replace old ones in the old rusty cross tube. Surprised your parts guy didn’t tell you that

Well oil feel better doing my Volvo car

It is important to grease the Rods tread before take them in