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Home car parts suspension and steering parts Tie Rod Ends Kast Tie Rod End - Kas4423

Kast Tie Rod End - Kas4423

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KAST Tie Rod End   KAS4423
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KAST Tie Rod End   KAS4423
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Overview

This tie rod end is a high-quality direct replacement item for the original tie rod end on your vehicle. It is manufactured to the OE Specifications with the same quality as the original but at the more affordable price.

What Are Tie rod ends and Inner Tie rods:
The tie rod is one of the major components of the steering mechanism in an automobile. A tie rod consists of an inner and outer end(Tie Rod Ends)

What does a Tie Rod do:
They Help turn a car's wheel. Most cars these days use a steering system called rack and pinion, it uses tie rods to help move the wheels. Tie rods are fixed on both ends of the steering rack and as the pinion rolls over the slotted rack, they help push and pull the tires as the steering wheel is turned.

Left or Right:
Tie rod ends are side specific so be very careful when selecting which tie rod you require.

What Causes Tie rods to fault:

Tie rods can go bad if the car is driven over poor road conditions, overtime the rods become worn and need to be replaced.

How do i tell if i need to replace my tie rods:
There are a couple of tell tail signs that will indicate your tie rods are worn. Listen out for a squeaking noise when turning or hitting bumps.There may also be a loose feeling while steering. This or there can be Shaking in the steering wheel on bumps.

Where can i buy inner and outer tie rods:
Here at Micksgarage.com we supply both rods in different brands for all makes and models at great prices.

Buying & Fitting Guide

Buying & Fitting Guide
Tie rod ends are simple parts that connect the steering rack to the steering knuckle on each front wheel. An adjusting sleeve sits between the inner and outer tie rod ends. When you turn the steering wheel, it transmits that movement through various steering components until the tie rod ends push or pull the wheel and make the wheels turn. Some important information for selecting the correct tie rod ends is the type of part needed; fitment position, rod type (inner/ outer), steering type (power steering/ without power steering) and date limitation of the unit. As car manufacturers regularly update certain peripherals and design of their models, some tie rod ends will only be suitable for particular models of certain years.

Useful Fitting Accessories & Tools

Useful Fitting Accessories & Tools
Click on the links below to find useful fitting accessories and tools:

Mechanic's Toolkit
Disposable Gloves and Hand Care
Screw Drivers
Thread Lock Adhesive
Braker Bars
Hammers
Mallets
Safety glasses
Pliers
Inner Tie Rod Tool
Grease Guns

Helpful Tips

Helpful Tips
It's a manageable task to check if the tie rods are bad in your vehicle. In order to do this, jack up the front of vehicle using appropriate Jacks and Axle Stands. Once the wheel is entirely off the ground, check for play by placing your hands at nine o'clock and three o'clock positions (the midpoint of the left and right sides of the tire). Press with left, then right, alternating a push/pull movement on each side. If there is play or slop, it's worth investigating further. The front is already jacked up, so take off the wheel and have a look underneath. Right behind the brake rotor and hub, you should be able to see the tie rod end. Inspect it for any damage. If the bushing is torn, odds are road grit has accumulated inside and destroyed it, so you will need to replace the tie rod. If the bushing is solid, reach up and grasp the outer tie rod firmly, and give it a good shake. If it easily moves from side to side, it's time for replacement.

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