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Was she driving the car like that
if so, I bet the back end was awfully unstable and squirelly.
and like Archon said, that part is the piece that is supposed to be inside the socket on the end link.
That will have to come out to install the new one.
I will go and take some pics of our '03 for reference
****EDIT****
OK, here are some pics for you.
This is the tie rod end ( somewhat close up )
Farther out view
Hopefully those help you out a little bit
if so, I bet the back end was awfully unstable and squirelly.
and like Archon said, that part is the piece that is supposed to be inside the socket on the end link.
That will have to come out to install the new one.
I will go and take some pics of our '03 for reference
****EDIT****
OK, here are some pics for you.
This is the tie rod end ( somewhat close up )
Farther out view
Hopefully those help you out a little bit
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Link # 25733087
Know this problem very well. I had both of these go bad in the last year. You will know when you drive over bumps. There will be lots of noise from the rear. It will make you nuts. Sometimes it looks like its not even broken. You have to get the car on a lift and really try to move it up and down. In your case its a clean brake. You have to get this part from a dealer. I paid in 06, 96.28 plus tax for the part. On 7/26/07, I paid 57.27 plus 12.60 *&H = 69.87, GM Parts direct. Same # for either side is # 25733087. Link. Good luck. Get two. You will notice a difference. My car is a 2001 SLE with 240K on it.
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Originally Posted by crash93ssei
Was she driving the car like that
if so, I bet the back end was awfully unstable and squirelly.
and like Archon said, that part is the piece that is supposed to be inside the socket on the end link.
That will have to come out to install the new one.
I will go and take some pics of our '03 for reference
****EDIT****
OK, here are some pics for you.
This is the tie rod end ( somewhat close up )
Farther out view
Hopefully those help you out a little bit
if so, I bet the back end was awfully unstable and squirelly.
and like Archon said, that part is the piece that is supposed to be inside the socket on the end link.
That will have to come out to install the new one.
I will go and take some pics of our '03 for reference
****EDIT****
OK, here are some pics for you.
This is the tie rod end ( somewhat close up )
Farther out view
Hopefully those help you out a little bit
And yes she has been driving the car like that for at least 10k miles now if it broke when she started complaining about it driving funny and making weird noises.
Which car is this pic from, dbtk2?
Edit - I'd assume the rest of the tie rod end is still in the control arm? That going to fight you?
Id get that fixed ASAP or your gonna have some tire issues.....
Know this problem very well. I had both of these go bad in the last year. You will know when you drive over bumps. There will be lots of noise from the rear. It will make you nuts. Sometimes it looks like its not even broken. You have to get the car on a lift and really try to move it up and down. In your case its a clean brake. You have to get this part from a dealer. I paid in 06, 96.28 plus tax for the part. On 7/26/07, I paid 57.27 plus 12.60 *&H = 69.87, GM Parts direct. Same # for either side is # 25733087. Link. Good luck. Get two. You will notice a difference. My car is a 2001 SLE with 240K on it.
It really doesn't make a whole lot of noise, just kinda a rattling noise when you go over bumps quickly. But you can hear something isn't right.
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