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Track rod end - function, task and well-known manufacturers
A Track rod end is part of the track rod, which in turn is part of the steering mechanism of the vehicle. During steering, the two steering knuckles of the front axle on which the wheels are mounted, move over the track rod in the corresponding direction and the steering angle of the front wheels is being adjusted. At the two ends of the track rod are the track rod ends. Those are spherically shaped rod ends made of steel, which establish the connection between the track rod and the steering points of the steering knuckle. They are protected by a cuff made of rubber. Some of the well-known manufacturers are LEMFÖRDER, TRW, NK, VAICO, MEYLE, FEBI BILSTEIN and MAPCO.
When should you replace the track rod end?
The components of the steering system require low maintenance and have a long life at normal vehicle use. The track rod ends, however, are subject to constant wear, as they are movable joints used at each steering process and are also exposed to shocks from the wheels. With the damaging of the cuff dirt can get inside the joint and lead to premature wear. After a time, a track rod end can jump out and must be replaced.
How to recognize whether the track rod end is broken or has jumped out?
An advanced wear of the track rod end usually manifests itself in an increased steering play. At a lifted car, the increased steering play at the track rod end can be detected through certain wheel movements. A too severe steering play represents a security risk, thus, the damage must be repaired immediately.
Change a defective track rod end yourself
A replacement of the track rod end requires an increased workload and is best done if the care is lifted on a hoist. The track rod end must be released from the steering knuckle and removed from the track rod, which may also require the removal of the track rod. After the successful replacement the track of the wheel must usually also be readjusted. Therefore, the replacement in a professional workshop is highly recommended. Who still wants to change a track rod end by itself and has the necessary skills and opportunities to do it, can order the fitting spare parts in our online shop especially inexpensive and fast. We offer track rod ends from reputable manufacturers for a variety of different car models, as well as other high-quality original parts for your car.