Re: Replcing tie rod assmby. on 80...

["Barry P. Lewis" <barry@ctron.com>]

>The procedure (for the tie rod) calls for either
>a press or a puller to complete the job.  Since I have neither are there any
>*common household substitutes* I can use?  Any help is greatly appreciated!


Rent one! I tried for an hour to get end near the wheel loose. No luck.
Went to the tool rental place and rented a puller for $4. The tie rod
was off in five minutes.

Always pays to have the right tool.

Barry
'86 4000CS Quattro