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Performance Tool Universal 3/8" Inner Tie Rod Removal & Installation Tool
$10.40
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Amazon has Performance Tool Universal 3/8" Low Porfile Inner Tie Rod Removal & Installation Tool (W83027) on sale for $10.40. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Product Details:
Inexpensive way to remove inner tie rods without removing the outer tie rod first
Low profile design
Can also be used on all inner tie rods with a 1-3/16 and 1-5/16 in hex
3/8-Inch drive that allows for use with a variety of ratchets and extensions
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UNIVERSAL TOOL FOR INNER TIE RODS: Our Performance Tool W83027 Universal 3/8-Inch Low Profile Tool is the perfect tool for removing and installing inner tie rods that are smooth or have flats.
INEXPENSIVE AND EFFICIENT: Our tool provides an inexpensive way to remove inner tie rods without removing the outer tie rod first, saving you time and money.
LOW PROFILE DESIGN: The low profile design of our tool allows it to fit into tight spaces, making it easy to use in confined areas. It also stores away easily, as it is not a large bulky tool.
VERSATILE USAGE: Our tool is not just limited to smooth or flat inner tie rods. It can also be used on all inner tie rods with a 1-3/16 and 1-5/16 in hex, making it a versatile addition to your tool collection.
EASY TO USE: Our tool is designed for ease of use, with a 3/8-Inch drive that allows for use with a variety of ratchets and extensions, ensuring a smooth and efficient process.
Performance Tool W83027 Universal 3/8 Inch Low Profile Tool for Inner Tie Rod Removal and Installation
Manufacturer:
Performance Tool
Model Number:
W83027
Product SKU:
B074NDR825
UPC:
39564012709
ASIN:
B074NDR825
Brand:
Performance Tool
Item Dimensions LxWxH:
1.05 x 0.75 x 1.15 Inches
Item Weight:
0.7 pounds
Item model number:
W83027
Manufacturer:
Performance Tool
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I tried that on my 08 Acura TSX And it wouldn't budge.
Luckily I went Autozone and rent the real deal OEM Tools Tie Rod Removal tool which works with minimal effort. It's truly a time and back saver. I'll never try to mess with tie rods without that tool again. and hell I would have no problem paying $100 for this tool if I couldn't rent it.
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03-02-2024 at 09:36 AM.
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from mtreis86
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Ditto. Tie rods are annoying to deal with, I end up clamping them with some big vice grips or a plumbers wrench
I tried that on my 08 Acura TSX And it wouldn't budge.
Luckily I went Autozone and rent the real deal OEM Tools Tie Rod Removal tool which works with minimal effort. It's truly a time and back saver. I'll never try to mess with tie rods without that tool again. and hell I would have no problem paying $100 for this tool if I couldn't rent it.
Rent it for free or wait for the harbor freight sale. I got the Pittsburg tool for 16.99 on clearance. This tool is also not easy to use for me. Other might have better luck
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03-02-2024 at 03:17 PM.
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Wranglers don't have tie rods, so this would be a waste
This tool looks like it is for removing rack and pinion style tie rods. However Wranglers most certainly do still have tie rods. They just use a Haltenberger style steering system so the tie rods on your Tj are of a completely different type than what this tool is designed for.
This tool looks like it is for removing rack and pinion style tie rods. However Wranglers most certainly do still have tie rods. They just use a Haltenberger style steering system so the tie rods on your Tj are of a completely different type than what this tool is designed for.
You can also use the borrow feature of Autozone and Advance Auto Parts for this kind of a thing as you need it only once a blue moon. That's what I did ... and returned it. They put back the entire money including taxes back on the card. They have better tools... for tie rods that extend like a long tube and you can comfortably put a breaker bar on it.
I tried that on my 08 Acura TSX And it wouldn't budge.
Luckily I went Autozone and rent the real deal OEM Tools Tie Rod Removal tool which works with minimal effort. It's truly a time and back saver. I'll never try to mess with tie rods without that tool again. and hell I would have no problem paying $100 for this tool if I couldn't rent it.
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Luckily I went Autozone and rent the real deal OEM Tools Tie Rod Removal tool which works with minimal effort. It's truly a time and back saver. I'll never try to mess with tie rods without that tool again. and hell I would have no problem paying $100 for this tool if I couldn't rent it.
https://www.autozone.co
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Thanks OP!
Thanks OP!
Wranglers don't have tie rods, so this would be a waste
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank evident
Luckily I went Autozone and rent the real deal OEM Tools Tie Rod Removal tool which works with minimal effort. It's truly a time and back saver. I'll never try to mess with tie rods without that tool again. and hell I would have no problem paying $100 for this tool if I couldn't rent it.
https://www.autozone.co
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank JeeperSteve
This tool looks like it is for removing rack and pinion style tie rods. However Wranglers most certainly do still have tie rods. They just use a Haltenberger style steering system so the tie rods on your Tj are of a completely different type than what this tool is designed for.
Jeeps use a trackbar attached to a pitman arm.
Luckily I went Autozone and rent the real deal OEM Tools Tie Rod Removal tool which works with minimal effort. It's truly a time and back saver. I'll never try to mess with tie rods without that tool again. and hell I would have no problem paying $100 for this tool if I couldn't rent it.
https://www.autozone.co
Or just rent it for free at your local parts store.