Subject	Check the rear HICAS inner tie rod ends
Posted by	Doug71zt(CAN) on February 09, 2019 at 10:23 PM
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In Reply To	Help with Suspension/Steering posted by FrozTTy on February 01, 2019 at 10:40 AM
Message	With the car at normal ride height. Can be a bit difficult to do but sometimes the inners will feel tight when the car is on the hoist and the suspension is unloaded. Then you put it on the ground and the inners are loose. I usually just disconnect the outer tie rod ends and check the inners for wear. It doesn't take much play for the rear end to feel very unstable. They are also pretty cheap on Rockauto or such.
Follow Ups	Help with Suspension/Steering - FrozTTy 10:40:45 02/01/19 Re: Help with Suspension/Steering - Metacom 14:46:15 02/01/19 Had 4 wheel alignment done when I got - FrozTTy 18:22:09 02/01/19 Re: Had 4 wheel alignment done when I got - Metacom 22:20:26 02/01/19 Your caster or toe are out of spec (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 21:12:19 02/01/19 If his speedo keeps dropping out, wouldn't that also - MixManMash 22:58:24 02/01/19 I believe so - FrozTTy 06:33:16 02/02/19 Yes - likey needs to rebuild the gauge cluster (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:42:39 02/02/19 Went back to Town Fair - FrozTTy 07:01:43 02/09/19 Check the rear HICAS inner tie rod ends - Doug71zt(CAN) 22:23:24 02/09/19 Thanks for your input - FrozTTy 07:30:05 02/10/19 Re: Thanks for your input - Doug71zt(CAN) 22:44:53 02/15/19 Is there some write-up I could follow for this? - FrozTTy 07:30:35 02/17/19
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