Checking the protective boot of the ball joint of the steering rod end (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

Press your fingers against the ball joint boot to ensure there are no cracks or damage.

If there are cracks or damage to the protective boot, replace the tie rod end.

Note: If the protective boot is cracked or damaged, the ball joint is usually damaged.

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