When you install the jam nut after the new tie rod is installed, wouldn't you try to avoid twisting the tie rod for protection by using another wrench?
can the inner tie rods make a rattling or thumping noise over bumps when bad? got a 2000 maxima and the noise is driving me crazy! changed lower arms, outer tie rods and noticed the inners were loose.
Yeah I go over how to keep the alignment as close as possible 3:45 in the video. Sounds like the tightening nut is in a different location prior to removal.
Thank you so much for your awesome videos
Glad to help.
Great video
Great Vid
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Could you tell me how u would change the front driver side wheel hub assembly ? Or have a video showing
When you install the jam nut after the new tie rod is installed, wouldn't you try to avoid twisting the tie rod for protection by using another wrench?
Bo Xing Sure you can do that
Was that the driver side or the passenger side
Nice
Can you make a video how to change the rack and pinion ?
Nikesh Patel I'll try if I have a chance.
Could this be the reason why my 96 Maxima tends to sway when I hit small bumps on the road?
Check bushings for sway bar to start. This may help: th-cam.com/video/JeSvn6J5SP4/w-d-xo.html
Just found your video for the Maxima sway bushings that will definitely help me out thanks man!!
Good stuff. Glad to help
Can you do a video replacing the sway bar bushings? Thanks
Plan on doing that soon.
can the inner tie rods make a rattling or thumping noise over bumps when bad? got a 2000 maxima and the noise is driving me crazy! changed lower arms, outer tie rods and noticed the inners were loose.
Sure could.
Appreciate the reply, thx.
Tie rod END u didn’t replace the tie ROD at all...
Are you working on the driver or passenger side ??
Passenger side. It's a good idea to replace on both sides.
CarsNToys I did both sides but now my steerings off like I need an alignment .. I tried aligning it myself made it better but not perfect ..
Yeah I go over how to keep the alignment as close as possible 3:45 in the video. Sounds like the tightening nut is in a different location prior to removal.
That nut isn't reverse threads, you are just on the other end of it.
You're correct. I call it reverse threads so people can relate. Cheers.
CarsNToys so it's not reverse thread at all and I've spent hours tightening the nut. Thanks for nothing
Knock sensor video...homes....