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How to remove stuck outer tie rod nut on Honda Civic

How to remove frozen outer tie rod nut on a 2000 Honda Civic it will work on all other cars that use an outer tie rod, let me know if it works for you guys.

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Ali Mack commented on 07 Jan 2016
could do with some of your weather mate nice job

2000 civic Tie Rod removal and installation

In the is video I show you how to remove and replace the outer tie rod on a 2000 Honda civic.

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Richard Sanchez commented on 24 May 2015
Looks like inner tie rod bellow boot needed replacing and you should have replace sense your half way there, just saying.
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Andrew Wyndham commented on 27 Jan 2016
Very Informative and visually helpful

EF 88-91 Civic CRX Tie Rod End (Outer) Replacement DIY How-To

Replacing a Tie Rod End is very similar on most vehicles and these instructions are going to be almost identical on many different cars. This is an easy ...

Is my 95 Honda civic outer tie rod end shot?

I can do this to my outer tie rod end. IS it shot? IT is on a 95 Honda Civic, the car drives good, but when the speed is above 80km/h, sometimes I can feel it ...

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Shane Edmonds commented on 28 Jan 2012
The steering tie rods are supposed to move like this. That is what allows the steering to articulate with the suspension. However there should be no lateral play in the rod end. Grab the wheel or rotor when it is on the car and only that side is off the ground. The jacked wheel should not be able to move independently of the suspension. If it does, then that tie rod is shot. They should be replaced in pairs and then brought immediately to the alignment shop...best $75 bucks you can spend.
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soloimpala63 commented on 21 Nov 2009
thats not the way to tell if its shot! what you need to do is use some channel lock pleirs and bite down from the bottom of the bolt to the top of the tie rod if there is play then its shot
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Alex Knappenberger DIY commented on 25 Sep 2010
It's supposed to move that way moron it's a ball joint. If there is play in it *the other way* then yes, replace it. From here the boot looks good and seems stiff enough.
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lineartechbd1600 commented on 14 Dec 2009
it's s upposed to do that. the way to tell if it is shot is to grab the rotor and move it and look for play.
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banjooo ooo commented on 04 Jan 2012
Hey what was the cause of this? I've got the same problem in my accord? Inner tie rod or the boot?
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DriftingFWWA commented on 13 Oct 2010
@killersoundz wow...you're a nice guy.
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907jlk commented on 07 Jul 2013
It's worn. You need a new car
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Knife3040 commented on 19 Jan 2011
change it. it is too loose
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xiongko55 commented on 20 Apr 2011
@killersoundz he's right

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How to replace tie rod ends (2005 odyssey)

How to replace tie ends on a 2005 honda odyssey.

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Erated78 commented on 09 Dec 2015
Thank you, a very helpful video my friend. I appreciate it! Cheers.
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James Dguy commented on 12 Dec 2015
+Erated78 Not a problem glad to help
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DSM jUhnky commented on 04 Jun 2015
nice video bro... I still miss that EF hatch you did of all the ebay parts you installed. Maybe someday get one again, keep this van for the family. Get a stock civic, and do videos throughout your build... mods, installs, maintenance, repairs... ect. keep it up man... I got my DSM running recently. Check it out...
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James Dguy commented on 05 Jun 2015
+DSM jUhnky Nice!!! Ya i miss the ef but what im doing is im using this van as a nice family van but im going to make mine a little faster and lower it a bit but im getting another EF, EG,Or EJ1, Or even a Ej8 and im going to swap a J35 Mini van motor into it and try for 11's but im going to either boost it or build it up hardcore!
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