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Thats 2 words....try again

If the truck has high mileage, or a rack thats leaking as the one on my tundra...it's a no brainer to just install a new rack. Installing a new rack is a little trickier so everything lines up, than simply replacing an inner tie rod.

It's an acronym for three words....sort of an abbreviation

When was the last time you changed one? There's zero risk, if you've ever changed an inner tie rod how I mentioned unless you're stoned, or drunk. Its basically childs play.

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BS ...I can see you have no clue, only relying on what the internet says.

Trd isn't a word....time to clean up your mess again?

I thought it was more than just body mounts. Toyota had harmonic dampers also as part of the tsb. My 2020 sr5 rear differential is still quiet as a church mouse. You wanna do a search on the toyota tsb 0045-23

The rack mounts will hold the rack in place while you remove the inner tie rod clamp/and boot. There's washer inside the boot that locks the rod from coming unthreaded that you need to remove first before unthreading the rod from the rack. Once the new rod is fully threaded in place using a...

Same thing, once you crack loose the inner tie rod jam nut before removing the outer tie rod castle nut. I did the rack on my 2001 tundra plus installed new outer tie rod ends. Its so super simple.

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Dodgers were too much last night for Boston winning 5-2. Would love to see the jay birds play la.

How do I know?...ask his doctor. Ask childish questions....win stupid prizes.

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Alignment shops have been doing it for years just turning those tie rod ends once they unlock the tie rod jam nut. No need to overthink this.

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