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Streetside outer tie rod end replacement; adjusting toe in to get it close.

posted by  rstarkie on  Fri Apr 10 09:17 CST 2009
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The car is a 1988 744. I am always the first one to point out that the car information needs to be included with a post; I guess the fact that I didn't is some indication of my stress level today dealing with this car; emergency repairs away from home are not my strong suit.


I am good with the specs for the 240 on this car. I can't imagine that it would be that much different, nor that I can get if very accurately set anyway.

Thanks,

Randy






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