Great video, sir. I'm going to attempt this job today. And the kid yawning at 16:46 is priceless! Must be so boring recording such unexciting auto repair. lol

Did no one really catch that it was 14.5 turns for the outer tie rod end, not 13.5! LoL 🤣😂🤣 Good job though, extremely thorough...👍

Great video! Haven't seen a step by step, easy to see and understand video in awhile lol

Thank you for making this video. Great details on replacing all the required parts too.

I just finished the same thing a while ago. Your video was the most helpful. Thank you very much.

Thank you! Very helpful. Will be trying this out next weekend.

Great video and how to replace parts the right way, thanks a lot.

Thank You!!! I find myself doing this exact repair/maintenance and your video is of tremendous value!! You Rock!!! I have some knowledge of VCM and other aspects of the Odyssey if anyone wants to compare notes. I have owned a 2006, and now a 2010.

Thanks for all the details. It really helps!

He forgot to show us the part number for the inner. I slowed down the video and took a clip of it 53449-SHJ-AO2.

Your kid is an awesome videographer and sleepy as well! Lol

Excellent Video!

Nice work and we'll demonstrated.

Very good video keep it up

Very very helpful

This video very well

2007 HONDA ODYSSEY I CHANGED MINE NOT A BIG DEAL I FOUND IT EASYER TO TRUN THE WHEEL LEFT ABOUT HALF WAY WHEN WORKING ON THE PASSANGER SIDE VERY EASY TO GET TOO.. I USED A SMALL PIPE WRINCH VERY EAST TO BREAK LOSE . BUT THE TURNING THE WHEEL YOU CAN STILL GET THE TIRE OFF AND IT BRINGS IT OUT TO YOU…😃

16:46.. The background Noise😂😂😭😭😭😭

great video, where did you purchased your parts .

Did you rent that removal tool? If not that is very expensive for a diy 1 time use

@orthotech9758

7 ай бұрын

You can rent it from auto parts stores, or buy it at Harbor Freight and return them after use.

I hear your kid yawning fun fun lol. Sounds líke my kids when I ask for their help

How have your Moog tie rods held up? I've had good experience with them on a Civic. Debating now whether to use them again on an Odyssey or go with Honda parts.

nice video my odyssey feels like its sliding on the road wonder if its tie rods? how come you didnt pack grease in the inner tie rod

What did you do after, " something is wrong. Lets do it again". The vid cute and rod was installed. How'd you fix the difference? What did you do?

16:46 to 16:48 there is a weird yawning , or something lol.

Don't you have to take into account the hiar of space made from breaking loose the outer rod when you put it back on ?

Aren’t you supposed to pack it with grease?

No grease in the boot for inner tie rod

Are the right and left different in length?

@Meche697

2 жыл бұрын

The rod yes, not the ends...

TAKE OUT IF POSSIBLE NOT TO MOVE YOUR STEERING HUB SCREW ON THE NEW TIE ROD AND DROP IT IN HOLE HOLE SOMETIMES TURNS ARE NOT THE SAME!!!!!!! I DID BEFORE 20 TURNS SAME ON NEW ONE AND WAS NOT THE SAME SO JUST TRY TO TAKE OUT AND NOT MOVE THE WHEEL HUB AND MATCH IT RIGHT IN IT WILL STILL BE PERFECT

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I can't see what parts you used for repairs and where to buy them ...

@MuhammadAslam-ul6ut

3 жыл бұрын

These are Moog, Inner, and Outer Tie rods

Did u hear a gosth in ur video? 16:47 minutes

What a big inner clamp number ?

@joseach8936

2 жыл бұрын

53449-shj-a02

why did you cut the video when something was wrong...

Great video. I would like to say don't use moog products they are piece of junk . on mine 2006 Honda Odyssey i had to replace it twice. Get it from Honda it will save you the trouble.

@Meche697

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. I just put in greasable Moogs with Zirks. Did you grease every 5k miles?