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Fits TOYOTA LAND CRUISER PRADO (_J12_) 3.0 D-4D (KDJ120, KDJ125)
(2004)
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Important compatibility info
| Paired article numbers | AST6400 |
| Function | Tie Rod End |
| Placement on Vehicle | Front Axle Left, Front Axle Right |
| Type | Tie Rod End |
| Thread Type | with internal thread |
| Thread Size | M15x1.5 |
| Manufacturer | TOYOTA |
| Model | LAND CRUISER PRADO |
£15.21
Important compatibility info
| Function | Inner Tie Rod |
| Type | Inner Tie Rod |
| Axle Joint Length | 277 mm |
| Thread Size | M15X1.5, M22X1.5 |
| Placement on Vehicle | Front Axle Left, Front Axle Right |
| Manufacturer | TOYOTA |
| Model | LAND CRUISER PRADO |
| Paired article numbers | AST6738 |
£13.10
Important compatibility info
| Length | 143 mm |
| Placement on Vehicle | Front Axle Left, Front Axle Right |
| Function | Tie Rod End |
| Spanner Size | 19 |
| Thickness | 74 mm |
| Type | Tie Rod End |
| Additional Information 2 | with crown nut |
| External Thread Size | M14 x 1,5 |
| Internal Thread Size | M15 x 1,5 |
Additional Information
General Information
These products are designed to be used as originally intended and not modified for purpose. Please ensure the products are installed by a competent individual. N.B. products are usually supplied without fitting instructions.
£14.17
Important compatibility info
| Thread Measurement 1 | M15x1.5 |
| Thread Type | with internal thread |
| Function | Tie Rod End |
| Type | Tie Rod End |
£16.73
Important compatibility info
| Axle Joint Thread Type | with right-hand thread, with external thread |
| Thread Measurement 2 | M15X1.5 |
| Length | 277 mm |
| Thread Measurement 1 | M22X1.5 |
| Function | Inner Tie Rod |
| Type | Inner Tie Rod |
| Axle Joint Length | 277 mm |
£14.52
What is a steering tie rod and tie rod end?
Steering tie rods and tie rod ends are part of the steering rack system. As the wheel moves up and down over uneven road surfaces the articulated joint in the rod allows that movement so that the rod does not become damaged.
The tie rod end is fitted to the end of the tie rod. The tie rod end provides 2 main functions. It provides adjustment to the wheel being steered so that its track or direction of the wheel can be aligned. The ball joint end of the tie rod end provide articulation so when the wheel is being steered it can move accordingly.
These parts are available in different sets as follows:
Single tie rod
Single tie rod end
Single tie rod and tie end kit
Single tie rod and tie end kit with boot kit
How do I choose the correct tie rods and tie rod ends?
Some vehicle manufacturers use different companies (brands) to manufacture the steering system for their vehicles. If this is the case the replacement tie rods and tie rod ends need to match the brand of the steering system.
There can be other factors to note when looking for replacement steering system parts which are listed below:
Electric or hydraulic steering gear
Length of the rod or diameter of the ball cone mount on the tie end
Manufacturer of the steering rack (i.e. TRW, ZF etc)
If you need the left hand or right hand side
Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made
VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter
What brand of tie rods and tie rod ends should I choose?
There are many aftermarket makers of steering tie rods and tie rod ends so the choice of which brand to order can be tricky. Budget is often one of the main criteria when choosing replacement parts. Brands such as Apec, Blue Print, Febi and FAG offer long warranties and offer parts at a low price point too. These brands and others like them that offer long warranties means you can be confident in their parts and not spend a small fortune either.
How can I tell my tie rods or tie rod end need replacing?
The steering system is safety critical and is tested as part of the UK MOT. These parts work under stress and are situated in an exposed part of the vehicle. Time, damage and wear and tear will cause these parts to fail.
We would always recommend that you have your vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic if you have any safety or performance concerns with your steering system.
Here are some of the symptoms of failing tie rods and tie rod ends:
Creaking or some other abnormal sound when steering
Tyres are wearing unevenly
The vehicle pulls to one side. It's hard to maintain a straight line
Vibration while driving more pronounced through the steering wheel
Steering feels loose or is not responsive
The rubber cover on the tie rod end is split
