Effortless Tie Rod Boot Replacement A Step-by-Step Odyssey

It's easy, you just need a press to pop the outer tie rod out of the knuckle. Replacing it completely should only take 15 minutes or so. You can ... Even with new boots the extra grease has to go somewhere. I'd just be careful and clean up after you grease the joint next time. I bought a ... You definitely don't want to leave the tie rod with the broken boot. It will get contamination in there and fail much faster. At this point, you ... Do you have a torn boot or are they leaking? If it's torn, replace it. If it's leaking, you need a power steering rack. Those boots aren't ... It is okay, but you are getting dirt in the joint but should not cause a problem for some time, probably would not want to run it past next winter. A boot comes on all the parts with a pivot joint(some exceptions). What new parts do you have in your posession? If you're planning to replace ... I'm sure this isn't the answer you were looking for but just replace the tie rod ends. They aren't that expensive and it's one less thing you ... I don't know what a replacement boot costs but a replacement tie rod end is only about $25 if you buy Moog from Amazon. Anyone replace just the boots on the tie rods? They look like ... Also, I would like to replace the boots on the outer tie rod ends, as ... You can replace just the boot, but it's the same job to just replace the whole axle and a lot less headache. Look for the write up on Audiworld on how to do it.