STEERING CHECKS – LEARN HOW TO KEEP ON THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW: TERRAIN TAMER MASTERCLASS EPISODE 4

Checking steering components before a big trip is crucial to the safe operation of your 4X4. The forth Terrain Tamer episode teaches you how to check and swap out your 4x4s Tie Rod and steering …

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May 22 2018

Checking steering components before a big trip is crucial to the safe operation of your 4X4. The forth Terrain Tamer episode teaches you how to check and swap out your 4x4s Tie Rod and steering damper, there’s also a handy hint about reassembling Free Wheeling Hubs.

Few people know 4WDs as well as the tireless Allan Gray, and he has plenty of valuable wisdom to pass on: This has got to be an incredibly valuable eight minutes, and could stop you having some major problems on your next trip.

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