I need to be doing mine soon for my 2001 as well. I think i need to replace my inner tie rod too, i’ve got that knocking sound...

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+Tim webb (webbo58) thank you bud, hope everything is ok

Thanks for all the compliments and feedback, I can't take all the credit but will pass it on to my lovely assistant ;) sure helps having an extra hand at times. We had options however the whole assembly was only $46 upper bushings included, the bushings were showing sings of weathering, as far as time it's pretty much the same either way if all goes well, in addition an alignment being necessary after replacing the outer tie rod, these were all taking into consideration when presenting options A vs B the owner opted for replacing all, like a $20 deference said and done

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+South Main Auto Repair yeah he gets around a little... :)

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Thank you, I appreciate the feedback, I'm not certain of the dimensions guess T8 would be about right, at around 1" diameter this one came setup with a cord pre attached, stumbled across it at Walmart in the lighting section, I believe it was meant to be used under a counter, being LED at a reasonable price I figured what the heck lol works out pretty well, It has hanging options that came with it, I use the short cables, then in the next isle over I found magnetite hanging hooks, using something soft under it while not under the hood, I need to come up with a safer alternative for painted surfaces, no issues yet but know that I mentioned it I better lol hope that answers the question

+robinsonsauto, cool. I'll check that out. I need a good under-hood light and this seems perfect. Thanks for the tip. You could try those little felt pads you put under chair legs for using the magnets on painted surfaces maybe? Or a small clean towel/rag in-between the magnet & paint?

+Pet Rock's Garage clean towels work well, I like the other option as well, has me thinking now, it's the brightest drop light used to date, just wasn't made for it lol but guys like us will find a way

+robinsonsauto, very true... Make due with what you have available mentality.

+robinsonsauto, any chance you have the manufacturer and part number? I’m having a hard time finding the light on walmart's web site. Thanks...

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Gauge167 I have the same problem. any luck on why its stiffened?

Just bought upper control arms for $58 on carparts.com delivered for our 2000 CR-V. Outside a cotter-pins, that's all I needed. I didn't grab the most expensive control arms seeing we're over 200,000 mile - so use your better judgement. Some of the parts offered form this resource are pretty cheap, but you get what you pay for. Love the CR-V. It is a good vehicle and it's easy to work on.

@@thenite187 yes ,get a decent quality ball joint and control arm .I replaced mine and within two years they were shot.I couldn't believe it.learned my lesson,don't buy cheap!