power steering rack boot
#1
power steering rack boot
hey guys. the boot on the drivers side on the steering rack is ripped open and all the grease leaked out. can i just replace that part and if i can how?
its a 1989 maxima
its a 1989 maxima
#2
yes, you can replace your boots. they're very very easy to do. all you'll need is a lock plier, rubber hammer, new tie rod ES boots from pepboys ($3 for 2), and some multipurpose synthetic greases and of course new boots.
#7
Originally Posted by domlcardio
do i have to put any grease inside the boot before installation or just a little around the ball joint?
No grease...Just replace the boot.
The ball joints on these cars cannot be greased. Just replaced.
#9
i wanna know whats the difference between getting one at pep boys and getting one at the dealership? i mean the difference is only like 3 bucks, is there much difference in quality?
#13
now to remove the tie rods. i c there is that nut thats between the inner and outer tie rod. its on the passenger side. do i turn the nut towards the rear or the front of the car. cause its on pretty tight and either way i cant turn it. what do you guys suggest.
#15
Originally Posted by domlcardio
now to remove the tie rods. i c there is that nut thats between the inner and outer tie rod. its on the passenger side. do i turn the nut towards the rear or the front of the car. cause its on pretty tight and either way i cant turn it. what do you guys suggest.
I suggest you grow some muscles and look at the way the threads are on tie rod end and then turn it acordingly...
#17
Originally Posted by domlcardio
damn that nut is so freakin tough. the sh** wont budge
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