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Thread: Tie rod end's replaced.....

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11-20-2008, 11:19 AM

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phunter1

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Technically the dealer is correct, the tie rods have no impact on caster and camber settings. They only affect the toe setting. So setting the toe should be sufficient, provided the car is OK otherwise. Of course, the only way to know that is to check. Personally, I'd get the car aligned.

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