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Replacing Steering Track Rod End on Mazda Rx7

Model: Mazda Rx 7 MK 3, FD - Years 1991-2002
Part: Tie rods

Is the steering track rod end on your Mazda Rx7 damaged? Here's how to remove it. Lift the car on a column lift to a comfortable working height. Unscrew the wheel bolts with a socket or air impact wrench and remove the wheel. Next, start unscrewing the bolts of the track rod end with a socket. Unscrew the bolts located under the track rod end and the stabiliser bar, then pull the track rod end out from the vehicle body. Fit the new track rod end and screw in all the associated bolts. Check the integrity of the gaiter. Refit the wheel and test the vehicle.

Updated on 17 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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