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Mercury Lynx Spindle Rod Connecting End
Part Number: E3FZ-3A130-A$31.34 MSRP: $42.83You Save: $11.49 (27%)
Mercury Lynx Tie Rod End
The Mercury Lynx Tie Rod End connects the steering rack or center link to the knuckle to deliver precise wheel control. Every turn of the steering wheel smoothly and accurately moves the front wheels. Present on every Mercury Lynx from the original run to the final production year, each Tie Rod End pairs an inner and outer joint that transmits steering force while flexing with suspension travel to keep alignment in check. Regular inspections of your Mercury Lynx's boot can spot cracks early. Early models with a conventional steering box applied a center link, plus pitman and idler arms, which meant that the Tie Rod End attached to that link on both sides. Later, with rack and pinion, weight was cut by linking each Tie Rod End directly to the sliding rack for quicker response with fewer parts. Both designs utilize a ball and socket, which is sealed with a protective boot. However, the rack style requires tighter clearances because it is in constant motion. Whether looseness, binding, or boot damage appears, a new Tie Rod End restores crisp directional feel so any Mercury Lynx stays stable and predictable.
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Mercury Lynx Tie Rod End Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a tie rod end on the Mercury Lynx?A:To carry out this process it is necessary to turn the lug nuts on the front wheel loose, then to lift a car using a jack, put on stands and to block rear wheels, put the parking brake on. Thereafter, deflate the tyre, replace the wheel with the spare, dismantle the front wheel, and discard the cotter pin which was used by loosening the nut on the stud of the tie-rod end. The tie-rod can be separated with the help of a two-jaw puller; both the steering knuckle arm and the nut will have to be removed for this purpose. Tighten the tie-rod end using and wrench and loosen the jam nut enough to mark it position with respect to the threads before removing the tie-rod end to avoid turning of the tie-rod if required. To install, rethread the tie-rod end back to the marked positions and then screw the tie-rod stud into the steering knuckle arm and got the jam nut tight. Place a new nut to the stud and required torque, then placing a new cotter pin and make it until its end bow is straight. Lastly, replace the wheel and the lug nuts, lower the car and then over tighten the lug nuts until you get the right torque; thereafter get an alignment check from a dealer service department or an alignment business.
