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OPR Replacement Front Inner Tie Rod End (05-14 Mustang)

Item 50707
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      Video Review & Installation

      Adam: The OPR replacement front inner tire rod end is available for any 2005 to 2014 Mustang owner who is looking to fix the shaky steering that can occur as a result of a failing tire rod end. This front inner option is a very affordable fix for just about 40 bucks which is about half the price of a Ford replacement. And the installation isn't too difficult so I"m giving it 1 out of 3 wrenches on our difficulty meter. If you feel your car start to wander off down the road or if you feel some vibration in the steering then it might be time for some new tire rod ends. Obviously this can be pretty annoying not to mention dangerous if left untreated. It's a good idea to replace both sides at the same time because if one's going bad then it's possible that the other one is gonna be on it's way out as well.These are interchangeable from both sides as a direct end replacement. The tire rods housing are forged and heat treated for a higher strength and durability. The bearing has grooves to let the grease flow through the bearing and stud for a smoother, durable surface for a longer-lasting lifetime. You can pick one of these up for just about 40 bucks which in my opinion is a very affordable replacement to a serious issue. You pick these up from Ford directly they'd be about 80 dollars each, just to give you some perspective. Keep in mind they don't include the outer tire rod ends but it can be picked up together on the product page at AM for just about 20 bucks more. Now the installation is pretty straightforward. You can get it done in about an hour or 2 with simple hand tools like a ratchet and socket set, a few wrenches, some PB Bl'aster, red lock tight, pliers, and a torque wrench. I'd give this one 1 out of 3 wrenches on our difficulty meter. The first thing you want to do is get the car in the air, support your own jack stand safely, and remove the wheels. It might be a good idea to take some PB Bl'aster and soak the jam nut connecting the tire rod end to the shaft as well as the nut holding the tire rod to the spindle. Then put a wrench on the flats on the inner tire rod or vice scripts work as well and use another wrench to break loose that jam nut. It's easier to handle this one while it's on the car. Next, to remove the nut at the spindle which is easier to do with a breaker bar attached. Before you drop the tire rod end from the spindle it's a good idea to remove the ABS sensor so it doesn't get damaged which can be done using the appropriate socket and a pair of pliers as well. When you get the other tire rod end free from the spindle what you'll wanna do when removing it is count how many rotations you make when taking it off so when you put it back on you can use the same amount of turns to keep the alignment as close as possible to where it needs to be. You'll still need to take it to an alignment shop but at least it won't be undriveable.On the inner tire rod, use a pair of needle nose pliers to pinch the tension clip and pull it down. The clip on the other side will usually break. In which case you can pick up a replacement or most people tend to throw a zip tie on it instead since it does the trick. From there you can use a wrench to break loose and remove the nut holding the inner tire rod in place. Put your new OPR replacement into the factory location and tighten it down to that same bolt. The boot will go back on either with a factory clip or a new one or even that zip tie I just mentioned a second ago. The other end will go into the outer tire rod end which you will put on using the same amount of rotations you took it off with. Then tighten that back up once you're done. Then bolt them down to the spindle using red lock tight which is a good idea to keep it locked up but only a little bit is necessary. From here, you're good to go. If you're the owner of a 2005 to 2014 Mustang you might want to check out the OPR replacement inner tire rod end which is available right here at AmericanMuscle.com.

      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Eliminates Shaky Steering
      • Direct Fit Replacement
      • Fits Passenger or Driver Side
      • Sold Individually
      • Fits 2005 to 2014 Mustangs

      Description

      Improve Steering. If you're experiencing shaky steering or if your car vibrates or wanders down the road it may be time to replace those old worn out tie rods. Installing new replacement OPR inner tie rods will greatly improve your Mustangs steering and ride quality.

      Superior Construction.
      These replacement OPR tie rod housings are forged and then heat-treated to obtain the most desirable grain structure for unequaled strength and durability. The bearing features grooves that allows grease to flow through the bearing to the stud to provide a smooth, durable surface that extends service life.

      Application.
      This replacement OPR Inner Tie Rod End is designed to be a direct fit replacement for the 2005 to 2014 Mustangs including V6, GT, Bullitt, BOSS and Shelby GT500 models. Sold individually.

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      Details

      OPR 50707

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Inner Tierod End
      • (1) Nut
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        Will It Fit My Mustang

        • Bullitt - 08, 09
        • GT - 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
        • GT500 - 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
        • V6 - 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

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