Steering Tie Rod End Kits

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What is a Steering Tie Rod End Kit?

A Steering Tie Rod End Kit is a set of components that connect the steering rack or box to the steering knuckle. The kit usually includes the tie rod end, a dust boot, a cotter pin and a castle nut.

What is the purpose of a Steering Tie Rod End Kit?

A Steering Tie Rod End Kit is a critical component of the steering system that ensures that the wheels turn correctly when the steering wheel is turned.

How do I know if my Steering Tie Rod End Kit is faulty?

If the tie rod end is worn or damaged, it can cause excessive play in the steering wheel and result in the vehicle veering to one side or the other. It may also cause a noise when turning or make it difficult to turn the steering wheel.

Can a faulty Steering Tie Rod End Kit cause damage to other parts of my vehicle?

Yes, if the tie rod end is worn or damaged it can cause excessive wear on the other parts of the steering system, such as the ball joints, control arms and tie rods.

How do I replace a Steering Tie Rod End Kit?

1) Secure the vehicle on a flat surface and raise the front of the vehicle with a jack.
2) Remove the wheel and tire assembly and the cotter pin.
3) Remove the castle nut and the tie rod end from the knuckle.
4) Install the new tie rod end and castle nut, and torque the nut to the manufacturer’s specifications.
5) Install the cotter pin and the wheel and tire assembly.
6) Lower the vehicle and test the steering wheel.

How often should I inspect my Steering Tie Rod End Kit?

It is recommended to inspect the tie rod end and other steering components at least once a year, or whenever you have the tires rotated.