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Anonymous Posted on Jun 29, 2009

1998 cutlass outer tie rod replacement proceedure

Got some shakin in the front end of the car when I go over 65 mph. Tires have all been balanced and such, guy at Sears told me about the outer tie rod (saw it myself when replacing my control rod bushing,,, but chose to ignore it!! yesss I know,,DUH. Any help with the procedure would be greatly appreciated

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Take it to a wheel alignment place since it will have to aligned anyway after it is put on. You will need a special tool to remove it from spindle anyway.

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