First, to be able to get to the tie-rod end you need to take off the wheel by following some basic steps hence loosening the wheel lug nuts, lifting the front part of the automobile through the jack, and setting it on the jackstands while engaging the parking brake. After that, turn the adjustment nut of the tie-rod end counterclockwise while the tie-rod is hold with the wrench. Make sure, that the toed in setting can be replicated after the reassembly and mark the position of the tie-rod end corresponded with the threaded portion. LTI200: Unscrew the nut on the tie-rod end ballstud but do not remove it and use puller to remove the tie-rod end from the
Steering Knuckle arm but while so doing ensure that the nut is still on the ballstud so as to avoid violent action. If replacing the tie-rod end unscrew it and screw in the new tie-rod end in the predetermined position on the tie-rod. For installation, you affix the tie-rod end to the steering knuckle arm, and after this you fit the nut on the ballstud to the tightness recommended by the manufacturer and finally put the wheel. Get down and increase the lug nuts to the appropriate torque. On vehicles with electrical power assist the steering gear calibrate must be done then front end alignment should be done and also corrected if it is inefficient.