Just wondering if there are any specialty tools to replace the inner tie rods on my 93 legacy sedan (2wd). Ive done them on a 93 for probe, but don't remember using any thing but Normal open ended wrenches, and the like.

Thanks for any help that you can give.

Hard to believe how smart some of you are, Indepth knowledge of displacement and voltages, but no one can answer this pathetic question.

I Have found an answer to my question, no thanks to this m.b.

For historical purposes,,

I don't think that you need any special tools to remove/replace inner tie rod ends on a 1993 legacy 2.2 liter auto front wheel drive.

LOL sorry bud I could've answered that for ya but I didn't get around to reading the board till just now.

Hard to believe how smart some of you are, Indepth knowledge of displacement and voltages, but no one can answer this pathetic question.

I Have found an answer to my question, no thanks to this m.b.

For historical purposes,,

I don't think that you need any special tools to remove/replace inner tie rod ends on a 1993 legacy 2.2 liter auto front wheel drive.

 

Wow, man. Relax. It sounds like you have some issues. There is a search function if we're not fast enough to suit your time schedule.

Some of us sleep, eat, drink or are busy getting "treats" sometimes.

 

I've never done the job but I would think the only special tool would be a tie rod separation tool.

I think the job requires some patience, kinda like waiting for answers to easy---quick---questions from online bb's

I think a "Chill" pill would be in order?