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Tie Rod End (Metric)
Tie Rod End (Metric)
Part Number:
02306
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Location:
0100.13.03, B200.01, SR.Case.13, SR.1.A.9
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This is a Tie Rod End (Metric)
Product Specs:
Product: Tie Rod End
Thread Size for Rack and Pinion Rod: M12 x 1.25
Thread Size for Spindle End: M10 x 1.0
Condition: Rubber may be cracked, ball joint is stiff but does loosen after time, and may have surface rust (All due to storage).
These rod end fits the rack & pinion steering assembly , part number 04129, compatible with for the Yerf-Dog 4x2 utility vehicles (Scout, Rover, or Mossy Oak).
HOW TO FIX "STIFF" TIE ROD END:
Issue: The Center Cap was pressed to tight during manufacturing.
Solution:
1. Install tie rod end with nut into a vice (see picture).
2. Apply pressure.
3. Check tie rod end for fluidity. If still not able to move by hand, repeat step 2.
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