Moog DS1289 Steering Tie Rod End - Left Inner

Overview

MOOG DS1289 is an inner tie rod end built for steering service on compatible Ford E-Series applications. It uses a bent design, male threaded ends, and a greaseable construction to support precise steering linkage operation and easier service.

Fits 1992-2006 Ford E-250 and E-350 applications in left inner steering positions, including Ford E-250, Ford E-350 Super Duty, Ford E-350 Club Wagon, Ford E-250 Econoline, Ford E-350 Econoline Club Wagon, and Ford E-350 Econoline. The DS1289 part number is also referenced in interchange listings for related replacement searches.

Key Features

• Inner tie rod end for steering linkage service
• Bent body design for application-specific fitment
• Greaseable construction for routine lubrication
• Dust boot included for added joint protection
• Male threaded ends with 1.5 thread pitch
• MOOG DS1289 for compatible Ford E-Series steering repairs

Detailed Description

MOOG DS1289 is engineered as a steering tie rod end for left inner applications on select Ford E-Series vans and wagons. The part features a 22.0 mm thread diameter on one end, a 14.0 mm thread diameter on the other, and a 17.800 center-to-end length to match the specified steering geometry. Its greaseable design and included dust boot support serviceability and joint protection in demanding steering systems.

This part cross-references Centric Parts 612.65086 and Mevotech Supreme MDS1289 for the same application. When searching for a Ford E-250 tie rod end or Ford E-350 Super Duty steering replacement, DS1289 is a direct reference point for the correct inner steering linkage fitment.

What It Helps Address

• Loose or imprecise steering feel from worn inner tie rod components
• Steering play caused by degraded joint lubrication
• Noise or binding in the steering linkage
• Wear-related issues in the left inner steering connection
• Service needs on compatible Ford E-Series steering systems

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle year, model, and left inner steering position before installation. Match the thread direction, thread pitch, and overall length to the original part to confirm proper fitment. Because this is a steering component, final alignment should be checked after installation.

Quality Assurance

MOOG backs this part with superior materials and rigorous testing for reliable steering performance. MOOG problem-solving engineering is used to support faster, less complicated installation on the correct application.