Replacement of inner tie rods on both sides.
Phillip McEwen
Hi Phillip,
Unfortunately, to get to the inner tie rods, you're going to have to basically tear your entire motor apart. Also, if you blew out the rods, you probably managed to damage a lot of other important inner engine components, so rebuilding your engine is what you're likely going to have to do. Here's what you can expect to pay on average:
Parts= $470-$680 depending on the quality of the rebuild kit.
Labor= 1-2 days $200-$450 depending on the shop's hourly rate and the skill of the mechanic.
Total= $670-$1,130+
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