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Old 03-21-2020, 07:33 AM   #29
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If the guy is indeed a nurse and it isn't just a play for sympathy, he working so many hours he is so exhausted, he has obviously already substantially damaged his car at least once before, their combined mechanical skills can not figure out that a "bent" rear wheel means more than an alignment and there are no "tie rods" on the rear and they think they can bandage this all together then I think he should be looking for alternative transportation for the duration of this situation!
I think his lack of mechanical knowledge is making him call the rear toe link a tie rod.

I'm a mechanic, my job is open, napa, carquest and best buy are still open (only open B2B on deliveries and drivers leave parts outside the door) and I just rebuilt the bearing plates for the alignment rack yesterday, were probably not the only shop in this situation, but bro wants to figure it out himself, which I think the current context makes harder.

If it needs fixing quick, bring it to a pro.
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Old 03-21-2020, 10:31 AM   #30
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stock up on baling wire and duct tape!
Here down under we use tree branches and duct tape , for the outback bush temporary repairs , until we limp it back into town.
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