Removing Tie Rod End (TRE) with OTC Tools (1 Viewer)

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Been using the 7315a - the one in the lower left of your pic and the smallest one in the box - for a dozen years and it has never failed to do the job quickly and easily. Small enough for the trail tool bag.
$97 for the whole kit sounds like a deal to me!
 
I have the one on the right side of that package.. never tears a boot, fits darn near everything.. back in the day OTC SPX sold it by itself.. not sure if they do anymore. Never used the one in the picture. maybe i "need" to buy a few tools...
it does go "Pop" pretty quick once it goes.. and annoyingly it uses a 16mm instead of a 17mm.

Edit.. Found it online.. OTC PN - Tie Rod Remover
Part Number: 7503
Had that tool almost 15 years.. LOVE IT..

Same here, use it for TRE's, pitman arms, steering stabilizer removal etc...
 
I'm surprised no one mentioned the good old AIR impact hammer with a pickle fork. Makes short work of TRE's and the impact hammer has lots of other good uses.
 
Use a big hammer to "shock" it a few times and it has always come apart for me. Just make sure you don't bung up the threads.
 

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