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How to Replace the Tie Rod Ends on the Nissan NP200 Suspension

Model: Nissan Nissan Various
Part: Checks and maintenance

In this video, you will learn how to replace the tie rod ends on the suspension of a Nissan NP200: first, remove the left front wheel; once removed, you can clearly see the tie rod, and now turn the entire assembly to work more comfortably. You need to remove the 16 mm nut that is prominently visible. Then, remove the rack from the steering by turning it 19 times. Place a container underneath to avoid spilling fluids into the environment. Now, refit the new part by turning it in the opposite direction for the same 19 turns, and replace the nut, tightening the 16 mm nut securely. You can find this part on eBay with the code 325663086598 for £18.40 each plus £8.17 for shipping.

Updated on 17 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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