Tie Rod
- Thread starter jonnyb19
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WJCO
Meme King
After watching those videos, I think you're ok there personally. You're track bar will move when you loosen that bolt, fyi, You may have to adjust that back the way it is. The trackbar keeps your axle centered under the Jeep, and with the coil springs, your axle will want to naturally favor one side, so.... to get it centered, that bar will be under 'tension' in its correct position which is why it was hard for you to get the bolt out.
Did that lower bushing have any movement when the vehicle was still assembled while someone turned it. If not, there's nothing wrong with that end of the track bar.
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jonnyb19
New member
No it did not. I also checked the ball joints and there was no problem there. So right now the only thing that I have found that's messed up is the passenger tie rod boot. I still need to find a angle finder and et the caster and I'll check the toe soon too. To me it feels like all the wobble starts from the passenger side.
WJCO
Meme King
Check wheel bearings too. Make sure your axle is centered correctly after track bar is re-installed (you may have to re-adjust it to where it was before). You could have a tire issue too. You could always rotate tires front to rear and see if the issue goes away or gets better.