HOW TO: Replace Tie Rod End--Ford Ranger

Removing and replacing the driver's side tie rod end on a 1994 ford ranger.
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[@SonomaJoe1771]

yesterday I wasn't sure what a tierod end was....watched your video,and Presto!! thanks man

[@sayshuh]

Good video,but don't forget the grease.
Thanks

[@rubenarreola3531]

Thanks..helped me Lots

[@petermississauga598]

I enjoyed and learned from your video. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!

[@alexcurry5541]

that nut looks instantly better with some fluid on it.

[@kevinhoney1385]

I have the same pick-up are both tie rod ends the same part? great vid by the way.

[@jamesspaulding8937]

Thanks man

[@halverdog4146]

Good video clear & complete Thank you

[@darrenwatts9115]

Probs should get wheel alignment done after replacing these parts

[@ramonhernandez3391]

I counted 4 1/2 bounces when you pulled in...time for front shocks. 1 &1/2 is maximum. 😊

[@eyejedi]

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[@weeverob]

where did your grease come into the picture?
will old tie rod ends affect driving handling or are they replaced when tires start wearing out unevenly? my steering wheel doesn't shake or vibrate but handling at higher speeds on rough roads makes the steering much less responsive, kin of floaty feeling [ranger 2000, 200,000 miles, shocks are good, no play in the wheel as soon as i turn the wheel the tires instantly turn. tx

[@justaguyandhistoys0077]

Could u share what kit u used? I got same truck n problem

[@carlosamador3422]

Hey man did that duralast tie rod hold up well? I got a 96 ranger that I need to change the tie rods on and I was checking around my local auto parts stores.

[@mikewazowski9315]

+Carlos B it's holding up
just fine. got it at my local
auto zone. i've got about 17k miles on it since this fix and no issues. i usually pump grease into it every 6k miles. good luck with your fix!

[@davidbryan9973]

Got the same model truck if it the 94 6 cyl 3.0 2wd and I'm only watching because I have to replace a broken tie rod on driver side and then replacing the passenger side as well

[@Naughty_Squad]

wire brush might ease up the job lol

[@Rhyotion]

That, and some degreaser.

[@turnwell9530]

Does anyone know if its about the same process to replace tie-rods on a 4x4 ranger?

[@gregorymartin7092]

Same here. need help can anyone help