OEM Ford Bronco Tie Rod End

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Ford Bronco Tie Rod End is the ball joint that connects the steering rack to the knuckle and ensures that the wheels are kept straight as it offers the driver control on both the road and the rugged roads. Since 1966, the Ford Bronco has gained an international reputation of rugged body on frame strength, a nimble wheelbase that cuts through narrow trails, and four wheel drive capability, which crawls over sand, rock and snow. The 1980 redesign was shaved to reduce weight in order to achieve better fuel economy and it did not compromise durability, but the highly recent generation has integrated fenders with new technology of transfer case to power with confidence through off road. The interior, cargo space and removable roof panels make the Bronco a weekend cabin on wheels and parts will ensure a good fit under the Ford warranty. The Tie Rod End is the most prominent of those components, it passes all the steering instructions, and permits pivoting smoothly, and getting everything into position, so that tires wear evenly, and the Bronco will plow straight at highway speed. The Tie Rod End also has hardened stud and boot and accurate threads that fulfill the rigid specifications of Ford, which scowl off mud, water, and repetitive suspension flex. To devout followers of Ford, maintaining a Bronco steering wheel in excellent condition begins with a nice Tie Rod End bought in a parts counter. Install, lift front, remove wheel, mark old Tie Rod End, unthread, thread new, mark, seat stud, torque nut, cotter pin, reinstall wheel, align.