[DML] Re: Tie Rods - almost done
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[DML] Re: Tie Rods - almost done



I managed to get both boots installed thanx to the help of the 
members of this list, (once again).  The floor jack did the trick to 
get the nut on and, after spinning around the block,  it doesn't seem 
out of alignment.  I'm going to take it on the freeway tomorrow and 
try it out.

Thanx again to all who responded to my cries for help!

Johnny
5518


> Johnny - Make sure the tapered shaft of the tie rod is sqeaky 
clean.  
> Do the same for the bore of the steering knuckle.  Then, insert the 
> tie rod shaft, and apply gentle upward pressure on the underside of 
> the tie rod with a floor jack or similar equipment.  The surfaces 
of 
> the shaft and bore inside diameter will lock together from friction 
> while you torque up the nut.
> 
> Toby Peterson  VIN 2248 "Winged1"
> DeLorean Parts Northwest, LLC
> www.delorean-parts.com
> 





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