Key Features
- Fitment: for Audi for A3 2.0 L 06-13 15-20 22 & 1.8 L 08-13 15-16 18 & 1.4 L 08-13 15-20 22,for A3 Quattro 3.2 L 06-09 & 2.0 L 06-13 15-20 22 --for vehilce, please check Fitment Filter
- Location: Front,Left,Right,Outer
- Part Number: MS10625,1K0423812F,1K0423811A,MS10624,ES800506,1K0423811E,ES80666,ES800505,ES80667,1K0423812J,1K0423812K,1K0423811K
- Item Offered: 1
- Item Description: Tie Rod End
Product Description
What is Tie Rod End
a tie rod end is a critical component of the vehicle's steering system. it connects the steering rack to the steering knuckle, allowing the wheels to turn in reply to the driver's steering input. it ensures accurate and stable steering control.
Fitment
for Audi
for A3 06-13 15-20 22
for A3 Quattro 06-13 15-20 22
for A3 Sportback 16-18
for Q3 15-22
for Q3 Quattro 15-18
for S3 15-20 22
Item Offered
1
Position
Location: front,left,right,outer
Part Number
MS10625,1K0423812F,1K0423811A,MS10624,ES800506,1K0423811E,ES80666,ES800505,ES80667,1K0423812J,1K0423812K,1K0423811K
for Vw
for beetle 12-19
for cc 09-17
for eos 07-16
for gti 06-21
for golf 10-21
for golf alltrack 17-19
for golf r 12-13 15-19
for golf sportwagen 15-19
for jetta 05-21
for passat 06-10 12-21
for rabbit 06-09
for tiguan 09-22
for tiguan limited 17-18
for r32 08
Item Description
Tie rod end
Quantity Sold
a set of 2 pieces
Feature
Item type
How to Install Tie Rod End
to install a tie rod end, lift the vehicle and extract the wheel. disconnect the decrepit tie rod end from the steering knuckle and steering rack. attach the new tie rod end, ensuring proper alignment. reassemble the wheel and perform a wheel alignment check.
Function of Tie Rod End
the tie rod end connects the steering rack to the steering knuckle, transmitting the strength from the shuttlecock to the wheels. it allows for smooth and accurate steering, ensuring the vehicle responds accurately to driver inputs.
Instruction of Tie Rod End
Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation and maintenance. use the correct tools to avoid damaging the components. regularly check for signs of wear, such as looseness or noise, and replace if necessary to maintain steering performance.
