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Avizhome
End/Tie Rod question
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Hi Guys,
Just a quick question.
Tie rods got a long and a short end, which end should be closer to the tire?
And is the stabilizer rod just connected via two small nuts on each ends? I can only find two little nuts, looks like I have lost the other two.
Kind regards,
Ron

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Posted on: 2016/4/3 1:48
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Beeonetwenty
Re: End/Tie Rod question
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According to the wiki, the tie rod outer is the shorter, straighter end. Longer, curved end is inner.

Posted on: 2016/4/3 2:12
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Avizhome
Re: End/Tie Rod question
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thanks Beeonetwenty :)
Appreciate your help.

Posted on: 2016/4/3 2:21
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ddgonzal
Re: Anti-sway bar connecting rod
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Quote:
is the stabilizer rod just connected via two small nuts on each ends? I can only find two little nuts, looks like I have lost the other two.
Yes, there is a single nut at each end of the rod

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They are self-locking nuts (either metalcrimp or nylock types)

* 54618-95W25 ASSY-ROD CONNECTING FRONT STABILIZER
* 08912-30810 NUT-SELF LOCK S M8

Posted on: 2016/4/3 6:30
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Avizhome
Re: End/Tie Rod question
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thanks dd.
Looks like I have lost 2 :)

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