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Tie Rod adjustment Sleeve with hex nut

Tiny
CHAZ4694
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  • 1999 CHRYSLER LHS
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My OEM tie rod adjustment sleeve has been damaged (cracked) and needs to be replaced so I can have my front end aligned after a front strut replacement.

I have never performed this job and it appears that I need to remove the outer tie rod, loosen the pinch bolt, and then unscrew the adjustment sleeve. I need to reverse the order to replace the adjustment sleeve and tie rod end.

Do you have any advice on this job? I am planning to leave threads on both sides to allow adjustment, but I cannot find any guidance on what exactly to do.

Can you assist?
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Monday, July 29th, 2013 AT 1:47 PM

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Tiny
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Sounds like you got the idea of replacing it just count the amount of turns on each side of the sleeve so you will b close on the new sleeve when you have to go drive it to get it aligned.
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