Moog Tie Rod End Inner

Tie Rod End Inner by Moog. Key specs: end 1 thread pitch (MM) 1.5 and end 2 thread pitch (MM) 1.5. Steering parts connect the steering wheel to the front wheels. The fitment section lists 5 applications.

Key features

• Loose or worn chassis parts can lead to premature tire wear
• Exclusive cover plate protects against contaminants leaking into the bearing surface
• Greaseable socket design allows new lubricant to flush contaminants from the assembly, reducing corrosion and wear
• Patent pending Sunoloy coated metal bearings provide smooth stud swing technicians and drivers prefer
• Powdered metal gusher bearing design enables grease to flow through bearing to stud for reduced friction and enhanced strength

Specifications

• Brand: Moog
• Part type: Steering part
• Rack End Type (Male / Female): MALE
• Specification Image Reference: INNERTIEROD.tif
• End 1 Thread Pitch (MM): 1.5
• End 2 Thread Pitch (MM): 1.5

Fitment

• 2001 - 2006 Acura MDX Base, Touring
• 2004 - 2008 Honda Pilot EX-L
• 2007 - 2008 Honda Pilot EXL
• 2003 - 2008 Honda Pilot LX, EX
• 2008 Honda Pilot Value Package, SE-L, Special Edition

OE and interchange numbers

7.860, M14-1.5, M18-1.5, 18.0

What it does

Any steering part change affects toe, so alignment follows. Worn suspension and steering parts show up as clunks, wandering, uneven tire wear and a vague feel; fresh parts restore control, and performance parts sharpen it.

Installation & tips

• Count the turns when removing tie rod ends to get close, then have the alignment set.
• Alignment: Needed after steering work.
• Put the new part next to the old one and compare the shape, mounting points and connections before you install it.
• This part affects how the vehicle stops, steers or holds the road. If you are not sure how to fit it, have it installed or checked by a qualified mechanic.

FAQ

What size is it?
End 1 Thread Pitch (MM): 1.5; End 2 Thread Pitch (MM): 1.5.

How many vehicles is it listed for?
5 applications are listed in the fitment section above.

Can I install it myself?
Many owners do this job at home with the right tools and a service manual, but because it is a safety-related part, have the work checked by a qualified mechanic if you are not sure.

Before you order

• Measure the part you are replacing and compare it with the specifications above.
• Plan for a wheel alignment after fitting if the job changes the suspension or steering geometry.