this is maybe the best auto repair tutorial video i've ever seen. So clean, great camera angles, great audio. All the steps were visible and she did a great job talking about each step clearly.
Omg thank you all my stress has went away I thought I was going to have to search the junk yard to find this part you made everything so simple and your voice is so calming also lol
Excellent, as per the mechanic, I needed to replace the whole steering rack for my Honda CRV 2001, ($200) but after seeing this, all I need are the bellow boots....($25). Thanks.
I have an 09 civic sedan and would guess that its essentially the same job on it as this CRV. thanks for an excellent video. Nice ideas on using the tape to measure thread depth and zip ties doubled up! I havent seen that before.
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If you're watching this trying to do the same on a honda element. The ti rod tool is too short. I broke mine loose with crow foot wrench. You're welcome!
Sue, how do you remove the 2005 CR-V inner tie rod when many inner tie rod tools are too short? And what size in mm do I need because 24mm will not fit.
Cable ties will not hold up for the long run. Do yourself a favor and get oetiker clamps for the inner part of the boots. You can tighten them by gently squeezing the tab with diagonal cutter pliers. Just don't squeeze them hard enough to cut them.
About the cotter pin install. The torque spec for a Honda is very low, between 30-40 lb ft. It seems you have tightened it to a good 60 lb ft at least so the castle nut is too high compared to the hole. The pin should pass snuggly through the hole and between the nut’s castelations. As shown in the video, the pin is free to rotate and clear the castelations completely and thus is serving no purpose.
Would a clamp type removal tool fit due to tight space, or only the tube type tool fits? Also, don't you have to hold the steering rack shaft while undoing/tightening to prevent damaging?
+Demetrios Papavramidis Thank you for pointing out that we forgot to show you that part of the repair! Yes, you will want to finish tightening down the zip ties after everything has been put back together. 1aauto.com
So I found out my 08 crv is leaking from the right from and was told I would have to have the assembly replaced because it is leaking. Can’t they just replace the seal?
Nice video but she didnt specify the size of the inner tie rod tool she used. That was important to those DIY'er to get that tools perfectly in size with a tight budget.
Hiya Ariel! These tools are usually sold with a variety of wrench openings so that you can select one that fits. They are typically rented the same way (if you can find anyone renting tools these days!). Depending on the access on your vehicle, once the flat washer is bent back, you may be able to break the inner tie rod joint with a set of large channel locks, might save you some dough. I did notice that she did not show the step of tightening up the zip ties she applied to the inner side of the bellows cover. That does need to be tight with whatever clamp style fastener you might use.
Great video,after watching your video, I will replace my car ‘tire rod,but I have a question “1a auto shows us build tire rod and Japan build tire rod. I really don’t know which tire rod should I buy??my car is 2008 Honda CR-V .can someone tell me which one should I buy “us build tire rod or Japan build tire rod “？? Thanks
+Chao Tan thank you for your question. Honda built this vehicle in US and Japan. Based on the 1st digit of your VIN# J for Japan you would purchase the part for the correct fitment
The 03 honda element and some of the handa polits. Can't use this method. I use a 29mm or 1⅛ sunex crows foot with large ½ drive ratch wrench. Flex head helps. Plus the rack is to tight to tie rod and tie rod is to long for that tool she was using!
Me: gets quote for 2007 honda cr-v inner and outer tierods Mechanic: it's going to be $1800 because you have to replace the whole stearing rack for inner tierods on honda. Me: I'll just watch some CZcams videos and do it my self
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2008 TSX here. Similar setup. I had an O ring pop off when I took off the inner tie rod end. The inner tie rod I bought from Moog did not come with any sort of O ring. Am I supposed to install the O ring? This video doesn't seem to mention it at all. Please assist, lol - Brittany
+joepinehill Thanks for the feedback! We always suggest double checking the warranty offered, as well as the customer service options provided by the vendor. Most of our parts will have a limited lifetime warranty! 1aauto.com
If you apply too much torque, you can yield the threads in the lug nuts. In that case, the threads are damaged and will not hold as well during repeated use. I personally torque my wheel nuts to 90 lb ft because at 80, i could free them with almost just the weight of my arm. 90 requires just a bit of strength to loosen after a whole season of use and is close to spec so perfect for me.
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I really appreciate the fact that she did the whole job without power tools. All done like a diy repair at home. Nicely presented!
Why is CV axle so easy and this so frigging hard?
But you forget to tighten the cable tight for the rubber boot, thanks for this video
this is maybe the best auto repair tutorial video i've ever seen. So clean, great camera angles, great audio. All the steps were visible and she did a great job talking about each step clearly.
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The clearest most comprehensive demo I’ve seen. Thank you.
Nice video. You forgot to tighten the boot with the plastic ties,
+Dirk Amoraal Thanks for the feedback!
Actually, it is very difficult to tighten the plastic tie due to narrow space there. I spent two hours to tighten it for my Cadillac Eldorado 1994.
@@Sejin_Song that's why you use a large hose clamp and not a zip tie
Nice work. But it appears that you forgot to tighten the inner zip tie on the inner boot flange. This looks like it will be really easy to do.
lol yeah right
@@bggraham83 I have noticed it too, I went back to replay it to make sure and she did. opps ;)
You guys and gals make great videos. You take your time and really explain everything clearly. Good job.
She made this job look so easy. Best Honda tie rod video on the web. Thanks!
Using the pliers to lock in the inner tie rod was a great idea since it’s a tight spot. Thank you!
+Stickercutting.com Thank you!
Omg thank you all my stress has went away I thought I was going to have to search the junk yard to find this part you made everything so simple and your voice is so calming also lol
I found the whole assembly on amazon for 46 bucks
do not waste time trying to find a part like this from a junkyard.
Excellent, as per the mechanic, I needed to replace the whole steering rack for my Honda CRV 2001, ($200) but after seeing this, all I need are the bellow boots....($25). Thanks.
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Thank you so much saved me a fortune doing it my self
I have an 09 civic sedan and would guess that its essentially the same job on it as this CRV. thanks for an excellent video. Nice ideas on using the tape to measure thread depth and zip ties doubled up! I havent seen that before.
Did you do up the cable tie in the end? The suspense is killing me!
Sue is my favorite at 1A Auto!
You forgot to tighten the zip tie.
Taught my daughter this around this same time. Never underestimate hue man power! Men and women are to be a team!
+Naturally Fit NOW LLC Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1AAuto.com
Great video! Thanks for showing each step and explaining the process in real time.
Your videos contributed to my CZcams PHD
Nice job young lady!!
Excellent video showing all the steps clearly.
Nice videos presented on the replacements of tie rod end.
If you're watching this trying to do the same on a honda element. The ti rod tool is too short. I broke mine loose with crow foot wrench. You're welcome!
The sticker on the driver’s door frame will indicate where vehicle is made. This is important when ordering a lot of parts.
+@dbrianhoyt Thanks for the tip!
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Sue, how do you remove the 2005 CR-V inner tie rod when many inner tie rod tools are too short?
And what size in mm do I need because 24mm will not fit.
Cable ties will not hold up for the long run. Do yourself a favor and get oetiker clamps for the inner part of the boots. You can tighten them by gently squeezing the tab with diagonal cutter pliers. Just don't squeeze them hard enough to cut them.
About the cotter pin install. The torque spec for a Honda is very low, between 30-40 lb ft. It seems you have tightened it to a good 60 lb ft at least so the castle nut is too high compared to the hole. The pin should pass snuggly through the hole and between the nut’s castelations. As shown in the video, the pin is free to rotate and clear the castelations completely and thus is serving no purpose.
And no grease in the outer tie rod ball joint?
Nice and clean job, thank you
She never mentioned the specification torque on the tie road
Is this possible without the inner tie rod tool, only with the hex on the rod or will it spin freely
Thanks from Panamá
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At 15:08 that GREEN RUBBER STOP needs to be in contact with the washer I believe?
Wish there was one of inner passenger side on a 2000 lincoln continental fwd. Looks like the zip ties on mine are in a tighter area!!
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well done and well explained. Thanks
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Would a clamp type removal tool fit due to tight space, or only the tube type tool fits? Also, don't you have to hold the steering rack shaft while undoing/tightening to prevent damaging?
GOOD VIDEO AS NORMAL SEE EVERY THING DONE
+Brian Lawrence Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1AAuto.com
Great video,I have a cuestion the letter C tool is coming together with the adapter tool or not?
Omg u forgot to tie the zip ties . Wtf
+Demetrios Papavramidis Thank you for pointing out that we forgot to show you that part of the repair! Yes, you will want to finish tightening down the zip ties after everything has been put back together. 1aauto.com
Went a little over on your estrogen dose uh demetrios? Relax and be thankful for a great quality tutorial. Cheers 😁
you left me impressed wow excellent job
Nice job girl
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Excellent video
Hi what would be a good reason to replace the inner tie rods? Is it fine to just replace the outer ones?
when they are worn or loose
FORGOT TO TIGHEN PLASTIC TIE
Great video. Thank you!
Thank you so much 1A Auto parts
+momin khan Thank you very much! We are happy we can help.
Nice job...u just forgot the inner zip ties.
Please make 2008 honda civic video how to remove & Replace inner tie rod
+momin khan Thank you for checking out our video and we will take note of your suggestion!
It's exactly the same
So the tie rod ends are already greased inside?
Wonderful job.
What happens if I didn’t lock the metal little metal clamps?
My have Sterling fluid on the rubber boot ...thas normal???
Forgot to tighten the tie wraps but great job
I noticed that too!
Yeh lol oops. A1 auto
Hello 1 A car what is the measure and the mark of the bar to loosen the nuts?
Good Job! Lady!
Did you snug the wire ties up on the inner boot?
For to tighten the boot straps
So I found out my 08 crv is leaking from the right from and was told I would have to have the assembly replaced because it is leaking. Can’t they just replace the seal?
Nice video but she didnt specify the size of the inner tie rod tool she used. That was important to those DIY'er to get that tools perfectly in size with a tight budget.
Hiya Ariel! These tools are usually sold with a variety of wrench openings so that you can select one that fits. They are typically rented the same way (if you can find anyone renting tools these days!). Depending on the access on your vehicle, once the flat washer is bent back, you may be able to break the inner tie rod joint with a set of large channel locks, might save you some dough. I did notice that she did not show the step of tightening up the zip ties she applied to the inner side of the bellows cover. That does need to be tight with whatever clamp style fastener you might use.
You never tightened the zip ties on the inside Sue. Great job other than that.
+Craig Audet Thanks for the feedback! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
This really bothered me, I kept waiting for her to get to it, but she never did!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who noticed that
Good info, but the inner tie rod should really be torqued to spec. Hand tighten plus about 3/4 turn gave me the proper torque, not 1/8 turn
+Shawn Jorgenson Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
1AAuto & Sue, kindly show all how to do DIY front wheel alignment with basic tools like ATG's classes, which I didn't take?
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Should bearings be always replaced with tie rods?
+Adrian Haro This is all dependent on the condition of the bearings, however, you are already accessing this part of the car so it is not a bad idea.
Not necessarily
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Excellent
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Great video thank You
awesome job¡
Good video. Channal locks can also be used to remove the inner tie rod.
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what is the problem if you measure the position of the tie rod before changing it
Do u guys have a APK where can i buy parts?
+Carlos Guerrero We are only an online retailer with no store front available. Thanks for the inquiry. www.1aauto.com
She did not fitness the cable tie at the back of the boot
Great video,after watching your video, I will replace my car ‘tire rod,but I have a question “1a auto shows us build tire rod and Japan build tire rod. I really don’t know which tire rod should I buy??my car is 2008 Honda CR-V .can someone tell me which one should I buy “us build tire rod or Japan build tire rod “？? Thanks
+Chao Tan thank you for your question. Honda built this vehicle in US and Japan. Based on the 1st digit of your VIN# J for Japan you would purchase the part for the correct fitment
What loctite did u use?
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The 03 honda element and some of the handa polits. Can't use this method. I use a 29mm or 1⅛ sunex crows foot with large ½ drive ratch wrench. Flex head helps. Plus the rack is to tight to tie rod and tie rod is to long for that tool she was using!
U forgot the plastic tight
Me: gets quote for 2007 honda cr-v inner and outer tierods
Mechanic: it's going to be $1800 because you have to replace the whole stearing rack for inner tierods on honda.
Me: I'll just watch some CZcams videos and do it my self
+poopy Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
No washer below ‘Castle Nut’ ? ☹️
never is one, no
You didn't pull the zip ties snug? It appears as if the new outer tie rod doesn't have a grease fitting?
+Euro Life The outer tie rods will come pregreased and sealed. Thanks for checking us out!
Haha, I noticed the zip ties too! Didn't forget them on my 03 Accord
You didn't seal the inner Bella boot with your wire ties it will leak my dear.
But those tie will get brittles over time
2008 TSX here. Similar setup. I had an O ring pop off when I took off the inner tie rod end. The inner tie rod I bought from Moog did not come with any sort of O ring. Am I supposed to install the O ring? This video doesn't seem to mention it at all. Please assist, lol - Brittany
You videos are great, but you are not as competitive price wise to other online parts retailers.
+joepinehill Thanks for the feedback! We always suggest double checking the warranty offered, as well as the customer service options provided by the vendor. Most of our parts will have a limited lifetime warranty! 1aauto.com
whats that yellow stuff she put inside the tire rod
is that what you guys mean by pre greased?
+Aaron Gregory It is necessary to apply grease to the inner tie rod inside the rack and pinion bellow.
@@1AAuto so that's what that yellow stuff was nd if so is that what you guys mean when you say it's pre greased
@@carmelbro1 it's greasy but not greasy enough. Make it more greasy, dammit! :-)
that torque on wheels seems too weak, why not just tighten it as hard as you can with the car's wrench wheel
If you apply too much torque, you can yield the threads in the lug nuts. In that case, the threads are damaged and will not hold as well during repeated use. I personally torque my wheel nuts to 90 lb ft because at 80, i could free them with almost just the weight of my arm. 90 requires just a bit of strength to loosen after a whole season of use and is close to spec so perfect for me.
What is the mm size of the adaptor used in the removal tool?
These are all the tools used: List of tools used:
• Flat Blade Screwdriver 1aau.to/tazJ/1AXAA00013
• 19mm Wrench 1aau.to/tqy/1AXAA00010
• 22mm Wrench
• 24mm Wrench
• 17mm Socket 1aau.to/takn/1AXAA00015
• 19mm Socket 1aau.to/tse/1AXAA00043
• Inner Tie Rod Removal Tool 1aau.to/ta/1AXAA00062
• Slip-Joint Pliers
• Ratchet 1aau.to/taeg/1AXAA00016
• Socket Extensions 1aau.to/takn/1AXAA00015
• Rust Penetrant
• Hammer 1aau.to/ti7/1AXAA00091 +Rommel Reyes
If you are talking about the wrench size it 1/2 inch. That is 12.7 mm but no on uses metric wrench sizes.
Great video - thank you!
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