Moog EV419 Steering Tie Rod End - Inner

Overview

MOOG EV419 is an inner steering tie rod end for select Ford Focus applications. It is built with a male end design and engineered for dependable steering linkage performance with installation-focused problem solving.

Fits 2000 Ford Focus, inner; Fits 2001-2005 Ford Focus, inner; Fits 2004 Ford Focus, inner; Fits 2006 Ford Focus, inner.

Key Features

• Inner steering tie rod end for steering linkage service.
• Male end configuration for the specified applications.
• MOOG problem-solving design supports faster, less complicated installation.
• Built with materials and testing standards aimed at consistent performance.
• Fits select Ford Focus models with application-specific notes by production date.

Detailed Description

MOOG EV419 is a steering tie rod end designed for inner linkage replacement on select Ford Focus vehicles. The part number EV419 is associated with application-specific fitment that varies by production date, including 2000, 2001-2005, 2004, and 2006 Ford Focus inner positions. Notes in the fitment data indicate full ball stud construction and 360-degree rotational movement on the listed applications, which supports smooth steering articulation where specified. The EV419 part number is also cross-referenced to Monroe Shocks & Struts 269-5539 and 405-1121 for the same application.

MOOG EV419 is a practical choice when replacing a worn inner tie rod end on a Ford Focus steering system. The MOOG brand emphasizes materials quality, testing, and installation-friendly engineering, making this part suitable for focused steering repair work on the Ford Focus platform.

What It Is Used For

• Correcting looseness in the steering linkage.
• Replacing a worn inner tie rod end.
• Addressing steering play or imprecise response.
• Restoring smooth rotational movement in the steering joint.
• Servicing application-specific steering components on the Ford Focus.

Installation Notes

Verify the production date before ordering, since the listed Ford Focus fitment changes by build date. Match the inner position and note details carefully, especially the 2000, 2004, and 2006 date breakpoints. Professional alignment service is recommended after steering linkage replacement.

Quality Assurance

MOOG backs this part with superior materials and rigorous testing, and the brand positions its steering components around reliable performance and installation-focused design.