Can you tell me if this is normal? See the videos.
https://share.icloud.com/photos/01d1pvFccoDr784PmM0FSQz9w
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Steering linkage wear
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Madgyver
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They are worn out.
Replace with new.
I notice that they are a custom Tie-Rod Over (TRO) install and bolt-on replacements may need to be modified.
Ruff Stuff sell a GM 1 ton kit. That's what I use for my TRO.
https://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/collections/steering-kits/products/r1305
Replace with new.
I notice that they are a custom Tie-Rod Over (TRO) install and bolt-on replacements may need to be modified.
Ruff Stuff sell a GM 1 ton kit. That's what I use for my TRO.
https://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/collections/steering-kits/products/r1305
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