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Replace tie rod ends

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(I have only replaced tie rod ends on the front of previous cars due to crash damage)
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Replace sides

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2) Does this indicate that I should replace both sides?
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2) Does this indicate that I should replace both sides?
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Suggestion · Original poster
2) Does this indicate that I should replace both sides?
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Replace tie rod ends

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(I have only replaced tie rod ends on the front of previous cars due to crash damage)
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2001 911 turbo with 27k miles (all mine, many hard). It now needs a new tie rod end on the right. So the questions are: 1) is this "normal"? (I have only replaced tie rod ends on the front of previous cars due to crash damage) 2) Does this indicate that I should replace both sides? Both inner and outer? More things like ball joints and wheel bearings? All assuming I want to drive another year with no issues from this area.

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I don't think this is normal. I would try for warrenty replacement. I have never heard of a tie rod end wearing out in that short of miles. Did you ever ram into anything?

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