Inner Tie Rod

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Fig 1: Clamps & Inner Tie Rod Boot

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NOTE:

Count the number of turns when removing the outer tie rod end from the inner tie rod end. This will aid in setting the toe after installation.

Remove the outer tie rod end. Refer to END, TIE ROD, REMOVAL .
Remove the jam nut.
Remove the two clamps (1, 3) for the inner tie rod boot (2).
Remove the boot (2) from the tie rod.

Fig 2: Inner Tie Rod Socket And Adapter Wrench
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Using a suitable tool (2) remove the inner tie rod end (1).