Outer or inner? I've only done the outer ones
Loosen wheel lug nuts. Raise and support on jackstands. Chock rear wheels and set parking brake.
Remove wheel.
Loosen tie rod ball stud nut. Loosen jam nut. Remove ball stud nut. Mark tie rod (so you know approximately where new tie rod should end up) or count threads as you're removing the old tie rod end.
Install new tie rod. Install ball stud into steering knuckle. Tighten ball stud nut. Tighten jam nut. Check torque specs on the ball stud nut, tighten to spec, then put the cotter pin in stud to keep the new stud nut from backing off.
If you bought "greaseable" ends, you'll need to grease them.
If you need outer tie rods, check am-autoparts.com. They offer one or a pair of greaseless outer tie rod ends and they're under $50. If you go to the auto parts stores, they'll charge you at least $35 apiece for them!
Hope this helps!
Check front end for play.
Aztec Camera ended in 1995.
Should be located at the engine end of the upper radiator hose in removable housing
Dimensionally they are different. It wouldn't be a direct swap by any means. That's not to say it can't be done. I am putting an '80 T/A disc break rear end in a '68 Firebird. One of the biggest things you have to look for is the width of the rear end.
Should be at the upper end of the brake pedal under dash area
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Change of Heart - TV series - ended on 2003-09-18.
The Aztec Empire came to an end on August 13, 1521, when the capital city of Tenochtitlan was captured and destroyed by Spanish conquistadors led by Hernán Cortés. This marked the end of the Aztec civilization and the beginning of Spanish colonial rule in Mexico.
yes it can but you need to change te harness, do you have the concealed headlamps for sale or something?
unclip one end and unbolt the other be careful of the plastic fuel line