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Jeep Tie Rod Bushing makes steering crisp by absorbing road shock which would otherwise be transferred up the rugged front axle. The new Jeep models offer serious benefits to the adventure lovers beginning with a legacy that was created in 1945 and tested on thousands of off road tracks. The elevated ground clearance, solid axles and smart Selec-Terrain traction system enable the driver to switch with ease between snow, sand, and mud as digital dashboards, voice control and over the air updates provide modern convenience. Drivers are fond of removable doors, fold flat windshield and iconic seven slot grille that combine style and functionality in the trails or city streets and added safety to it with advanced driver assist systems without robbing the thrill. Powerful communities, exposed body designs and proven drive trains are an assurance that the brand will be a reliable ally when the road stops and the adventure begins. The Jeep Tie Rod Bushing reduces vibration and maintains the alignment. To change an old Jeep Tie Rod Bushing on the car park on flat land, place the brake up and then use a jack stand to raise the corner. Unscrew the wheel, label the position of the tie rod, and loosen the connection and swing it out. Removal of the old bushing can be done by press out method, cleaning of the bore by pressing the new grease and then pressing the new Jeep Tie Rod Bushing until it is fully seated. Install the linkage again, tighten the bolts to specifications, attach the wheel, bring the vehicle down, then test drive straight to make sure the steering centers do not pull.