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| Group 3 - Suspension and Steering Front Suspension, Steering Linkage, Rear Suspension, Wheels and Tires |
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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Answered: Front tie rods
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Most Helpful Answer - Posted by jordan
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| I think I might have some pictures in my photo gallery; but yes, the inner tie rods are covered by the steering rack boots. |
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I think I might have some pictures in my photo gallery; but yes, the inner tie rods are covered by the steering rack boots.
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'72 Opel GT (Sara)
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If you still have those metal clips holding the rubber boots, a zip tie makes a nice alternative. Getting those metal clips on and off can drive you crazy!
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