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NCT Failure - Steering Linkage (Inner Tie Rod End)

notuslimited · 2011-02-27 17:54:20

Hi. I have a CRV 2007 and took it for its first NCT today. Failed due to worn steering linkage (inner tie rod end) for both front wheels. Can I ask if this is something that typically gives these types of car's trouble and what should I expect to pay in a garage to get these fixed. Thanks.

27-02-2011 5:54pm

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Hi. I have a CRV 2007 and took it for its first NCT today. Failed due to worn steering linkage (inner tie rod end) for both front wheels. Can I ask if this is something that typically gives these types of car's trouble and what should I expect to pay in a garage to get these fixed.

Thanks.

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#2 27-02-2011 7:12pm

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Given the state of our roads its not unusual for inner tie rods to have wear. They are not expensive to have replaced, less then €200 for both including alignment if the parts are available spurious.

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