How To Replace Both Inner and Outer Tie Rod Ends On A 2004-2015 Toyota Tacoma

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the inner and outer tie rod ends on a 2004-2015 Toyota Tacoma.
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[@DMN96]

This worked on my 5th gen, 2010 4runner. Thank you! I wasn't quite sure how to remove those inner bands, but following your instructions I was able to remove and reuse them. Thanks.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Matt Davidson glad the video helped. Thank you for watching!!

[@DrachenRitter]

Wouldn’t a hose clamp work better instead of a zip tie?

[@thomasrayborn3177]

Excellent video, thank you for sharing this! I have a 2006 Sienna and need to replace the passenger inner tie rod. Have done plenty of outers but never an inner. Thank you again!

[@stevenmccallan9202]

Very well articulated on how to do the job and the vid was excellent , too

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you!

[@elgatogordo9523]

Awesome video! I'll be doing this task for my son's Tacoma this weekend.

[@NoahDeep]

Much appreciated on the step-by-step process. Process seems simple enough, so thanks for that. Gotta say tho, not using torque specs for outer tie rod castle nut seems like you're inviting trouble down the road.

[@guttsu]

Very helpful video, thank you. Simple and to the point.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Glad to help. Thank you for watching!

[@DK-vx1zc]

Great video.. Great detail and tips.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

D K thank you!

[@moradeath5103]

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[@lesgarten]

I watched your Video to see if you used a Zip tie for the inner clamp!

[@Firethunder7]

Thanks. And subscribed

[@darwindropmazda]

I knew you would love that mid torque wrench just as much as I do! Lol

[@hectorrocha8626]

Nice way to take off the inner rod

[@wimiwimi1371]

After I wash my car corolla 2020 blind spot monitor is not working rear light was broken and water go through what I do thank you

[@esketpadeken1340]

How long did those import direct parts last?

[@tacoma0760]

Dude didn’t miss a single detail👌🏻

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

I did this exact repair however fluid poured everywhere as soon as I removed boot...power steering fluid?

[@gecabalfin8338]

Just a quick question guys. How would I know if my tie rods needs replacement?

[@ranahubbard4035]

❤

[@xInertiax127]

Good video, except you say counter clockwise for both turns and on the bolt and the tie rod, and the spin in different directions

[@israelmata8286]

cool i thought i needed an inner tie rod tool ti remove it but i guess not now i get to it tomorrow night

[@jaredkeith2466]

sponsored my Milwaukee😂😂

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[@SuperUncleRyan]

200"5" --2015...

[@SuperUncleRyan]

Thanks for the great video though.

[@yessahblesssah5516]

I have a 2015 Toyota Tacoma it was a popping noise when I turn my steering wheel to the left/right. Is it the tie rod?

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Noah Simao that’s a possibility it also could be a ball joint or at the bottom of the strut the bushing goes bad and makes that noise.

[@yessahblesssah5516]

Thank you for responding. I bought two outter tie rods hopefully fixes my problem!

[@ajl9791]

Lost me at pipe wrench and zip tie….sales plug for Milwaukee impact gun.

[@grizzy909]

What if each side of the outter tie rods is a different amount of turns, what do you do then?

[@Studly1]

Count the rotations driver side & passenger side might be different.

[@MastahMarc6]

Quick ? I have to get 2 of each correct?

[@HowtoAutomotive]

MastahMarc6 you can do it one side at a time. So you would get one inner and one outer tire rod.

[@ronagee8987]

No torque settings?

[@trevorjrhardy]

anyone have the torque specs?

[@Studly1]

Castle nut 67

[@ExtremelyAverageMan]

...Uh did you mean 2005-2015 Taco? Or was it built in late '04 and it's an '05 model year? Because it's definitely a second gen, not a first gen.

[@WhiteBoyRoachh]

Don’t be a smart ass Yk them years is a 2nd gen taco. Talking about they 2004 is a first gen 😂 not late 2004 when they was making the new ones like you said but you just wanted to be heard. You must be a gen Z baby 😂