Front Suspension & Steering Inspection
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Uploaded by roadragecustoms on Nov 28, 2010
I've had a few requests lately, asking how to determine which front end part needed to be replaced. I try to show how to check the inner tie rods, the outer tie rod ends, and the upper & lower ball joints. This is a combination of 3 different videos on 3 different vehicles. I hope this helps.
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one of my wheels has play when I move it vertically back and forth(opposite axis movement of tie rod check). I thought that means wheel bearing, is that correct?
Vacmasterthegreat 1 week ago
I also wish he was my neighbor, I'd buy him a keg for his advice!!!
mitchdawson1 1 month ago
Wish this guy was my neighbor !
99buggy99 2 months ago in playlist Auto
Indeed a good video! Keep up the good work =)
sistabosse 7 months ago
Good video
It helped me out
Thank you
Ray
8931831 7 months ago
*look or/and sound *
anyway thanks a lot for the vids, subscribed of course. :)
ReflectedTube 1 year ago
plz can you next time show a good vs bad...?
I mean when you show something that isn't good, show how it supose to look like when it is good.. this will help a lot for noobs like me :X
ReflectedTube 1 year ago
Very informative !
Thanks !
michaelovitch 1 year ago
I like the way you jack up only one wheel, effectively holding the other wheel solid on the ground. The first time I did this, I did it with both wheels in the air. I was fooled because the wheel showed play, but it was play all the way up the steering column, held fast by the steering wheel lock because I had the key out of the ignition. With the other wheel fast to the ground you can't make that mistake.
spelunkerd 1 year ago
awesome information thank you!
italianboi1390 1 year ago