I have a 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo and just today replaced it. It didn't require any special tools - or at least it shouldn't have. One of the bolts and it's corresponding nut came off easy, but getting the nut and bolt loose on the side of the stabilizer that connects to the steering linkage was a bear. I ended up using a LOT of PB Buster and over 160ft-lbls of torque to break loose the nut. Once the nut was off, the bolt was still stuck. I ended up soaking it in PB and hitting it over and over with a hammer until it broke loose. I saw suggested using heat (like maybe a butane torch) to get it unstuck, but I didn't have that. So I beat on it. The process of beating on the bolt made the end of it spread some and I had to use a dremel with a grinding bit to shave that off to get the bolt out. The new stabilizer I bought came with a new bolt for that side, so no big deal destroying the old one... On my Jeep I used a 3/4" socket, 5/8" socket, and an adjustable wrench. One bolt on mine was a size I didn't have in my tools, thus the adjustable wrench. it was the same problem with me. other than stuck bolts its easy.
Flatblade screwdriver. Would likely be easier if you moved the power steering pump, but its possible without doing that too.
With a special tool available at most parts stores. The tool prresses the pulley on.
Would like the know if there are any special tools required. What components here to be moved to remove the power steering pump.
You will need a GOOD pitman arm puller.
several special tools are REQUIRED to perform this task, which involves removing the steering wheel.
most likely needs new bearing on the steering shaft inside the steering column. easiest to get specialist to do it If it is excessive, often times the case needs replaced. Not an easy task but do-able. Some special tools, other than a steering wheel puller, are required.
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A special puller and installer tool is required. Auto Zone and Advanced Auto Parts loan tools.
A special wrench is required to fit it and it is right handed threads. It turns the opposite direction to take off and install as normally.
there are about 3 special tools required to do this job. It includes removing the steering wheel, horn assy., and the spring loaded center support.
If they are original they have no grease fittings If they are replacement they will have grease fitting on the side - special fitting for your grease gun will be required (Thinner than normal)
Georgia Outdoors - 1992 Thanksgiving Special Cherokee Indians 5-13 was released on: USA: 1995