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    Icon5 Tie rod replacement tool question

    Hey guys, I know I asked in on another thread but I need an answer soon since im going to buy some tools today and my nearest hardware store...which is not so near.

    So, I recently bought a set of inner/outer Tie rods. So far by reading this tut, it seems fairly easy although I got one concern. For the inner tie rod, the edge of the side that connects to the car, is a huge square.

    I read, a modified crow's foot wrench is used for this, but I dont plan to keep this tool since I wont be using it much afterwards. What else could I use instead?

    Is there another alternative to the crowfoot wrench?
    Mitsubishi Galant '99
    i4
    174k trans. 30k engine
    all stock.

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    I use channel locks or visegrips to get the inners out.
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    Thanks a lot! one question though, whats the specific name for that pluming tool? or is that the actual name?
    Mitsubishi Galant '99
    i4
    174k trans. 30k engine
    all stock.

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    pipe wrench?

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    Well after spending an hour in sears, I finally found it. and the actual name is:

    telescoping basin wrench
    Mitsubishi Galant '99
    i4
    174k trans. 30k engine
    all stock.

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