Grease zerks in the top of the tie-rod end allow them to be lubricated for long life, and rubber boots over the end of the joint retain the grease and keep out mud, water, and dust. Not all tie ...

Remove the inner tie rod end dust boot clamps. Detach the breather tube from the dust boot. Remove the inner tie rod end dust boot. Use the inner tie rod removal tool, which can be rented from ...