Steering Tie Rod End for 1936-1940 Domestics 1pc Front Right 25143

Important: This is a Remanufactured Part — you must return your old core for this part to be remanufactured. A core is required.Steering Tie Rod End for 1936-1940 Domestics 1pc Front Right 25143Tie rod ends are the final link between your steering system and the wheels. Worn ones mean imprecise steering and uneven tire wear.Restore precise steering control and wheel alignment.Eliminate front-end shimmy and uneven tire wear.Quality ball stud with full grease fitting for long service life.Manufactured in the USA from quality steel.Get precise steering back with our Steering Tie Rod End for 1936-1940 Domestics 1pc Front Right 25143. Order now!Specifications:Material: SteelNumber of Pieces: 1Placement on Vehicle: Front RightPart Number: 25143Brand: Rare PartsPosition: Front Right OuterNumber of Pieces: 1Rod Thread: 1.0-16Bar Size: 1.422RH/LH: LHMale or Female: FemaleLarge Dia. Taper: 0.813Small Dia. Taper: 0.696Stud Thread Size: 5/8-18Stud Length: 1Length Ctr. Stud to End: 3.75Config.: StraightGreaseable: YesDust Boot Included: YesPackage Contents: 1 Tie Rod End, 1 Dust Boot, 1 Castle Nut, 1 Cotter Pin, 2 Bolts, 2 Nuts, 2 Lock Washers, 1 Grease FittingVehicle Fitment: Please see compatibility chart or give us a call to confirmQ: What is a steering tie rod end?A tie rod end is the pivoting ball joint that connects the steering linkage to the steering knuckle on each wheel. It transmits steering force to turn the front wheels left and right.Q: What problems does a worn steering tie rod end cause?Worn tie rod ends cause loose steering feel, front-end shimmy or vibration, uneven tire wear especially on the inner or outer edge, and clunking noises when turning.Q: Are there other names for a steering tie rod end?You may see this part listed under different steering terms.Outer tie rod endInner tie rod endSteering tie rodTrack rod endTie rod ball jointNames vary by manufacturer.Q: Does replacing a steering tie rod end require a wheel alignment?Yes. Tie rod ends directly affect toe alignment. Anytime a tie rod end is replaced, a wheel alignment is necessary to prevent rapid tire wear.Q: Any install tips or cautions?Measure the old tie rod end length before removal to get the new one close to the same adjustment. This helps get the vehicle to the alignment shop without excessive tire scrub. Always use new cotter pins.Why You Should Ride With Us?You can purchase this product directly from Collectors Auto Supply, where we specialize in classic car restoration parts and accessories. Finding the perfect part for your classic car can be difficult, and even frustrating. And let us be honest. What makes it worse is a general lack of customer love in the industry. That is why we are here, and that is why we are different. We are car people just like you, and we know what you need. And if we do not already know it, we’re listening. So, contact us if you need help finding a part, or have an idea for how to improve our website, or anything else. Or if you want to do it the old-fashioned way, give us a call at 1 (800) 414-4462.