Unleash the Power of Tie Rod Boot Replacement Improve Safety and Performance

... tie rods at the steering knuckle. Does anyone know where you can find replacement boots without getting the whole tie rod end? Thanks, ... Yes you can buy just the boots. I would replace it with a tie rod from a V8 ZJ. I spent $20 on mine from a junk yard and have beat it pretty ... 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 ... Picture of the threads you need to match. ... 21.5. Now you can put in the outer zip tie on. 22. After getting your new inner/outer tie rods as ... The replacement 'kit' is a boot, a puck (so you can slip it over an existing tie rod and just repair the boot) and a couple of clamps. sounds like you're done and moving on with mechanic but they can be changed without a jack and without removing both tie rods. if it's an ... If you replace the tie rod ends the new ones will most likely come with Zerk fittings - don't over-grease them and blow the new boots. If you have a shakiness in your steering, or if your tie rod ends are split, dried, or dirty, it may be time to replace them. Your suggestion to replace just the boots is a good one, but I don't think I have enough finesse as a mechanic to do it, nor do I have the ... Put plenty of grease in the tie rod before putting the new boot on. If you do not disturb the threaded tie rod you will not change the toe. This ...