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2026. 7. 1. 작업
Car: 2006 scion tc So the other day I had a problem, as I was driving, I hit a hard bump, my passenger side tie rod then fell out (I assume it wasn't screwed in correctly from the last time it was replace) my right tire then turned all the way to the left and I skidded to a stop. After, I inspected the tie rod, it looked good with no signs of damage, the inner and outer part were still locked in position by he nut, and the threaded ball joint that screws into the steering rack looked fine too. I screwed the tie rod back in, tightened everything down so I could drive it home down the street, bu
From your comment, the inner tie rod came out of the rack. First inspect the end of the joint and the rack and pinon. It would have taken some time for the joint to work its way lose. This may have cause ware on the threads and end of the joint. Hopefully the boot is still in one piece. Be careful when reinstalling the joint. Getting an inner tie rod end screwed in tightly is tough without the right specialty tools. The joint should have a locking mechanism such as a plate with tangs that get bent over or a set screw. If this joint has none of that then use RED locktight. Another cause could be that something was damaged or is lose from the wheel jerking over when the tie rod came out. Inspect the rest of the suspension for loose or bent parts. Finally get an alignment. Be sure to get a before and after print out . Look for the caster or camber to be out which could indicate bent parts.
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