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CA Tie Rods

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Ted in NE-OH View Drop Down
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    Posted: 15 Jul 2010 at 4:55pm
I need to lenghten one. Does it screw out or slide out?
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     I'am pretty sure they slide out. Should be a clamp on it where it slides out. Sometimes they will need to be heated to get them to move.
 
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On a CA they slide out. On my 180 I adjusted the setting and I put Anti-Seize on the tie  rods and that was a mistake. Could not keep them tight. I washed them off with gas and had to make the clamps very tight to make them hold.
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