Batman33165

So here are a couple pictures...

I cant find any stickers or numbers on the tie rod or the connecting rod from the pitman to the main tie rod. I know im not using the right terminology but if any questions just ask. My question is since i cant find a brand or number on any the y- link steering component can anyone give advice on how to find the appropriate tie ends? Or am i going to have to remover them all and just go to an auto part store and see which one might be identical.

I have a 1988 Jeep Cherokee 4x4, I6, Manual transmission, Rear is a Dana 35, front is a Dana 30

Jeep Driver

That is down right dangerous.


That is probably a 1 ton steering with GM rod ends. Doesn't look like the PO reamed out the knuckles to accept GM rod ends.

Don't drive it.

Metmknice

Buy a new OE replacement draglink, adjusting sleeve, and pitman arm-side TRE.
And ZJ Grand Cherokee Tirod/adjuster/TRE's

Batman33165

Yea it's been parked for a while, trying to get it all cleaned up... and they are popped off so when I start replacing them it's take off and replace and slap on... trust me I wouldn't drive like that

Batman33165

http://www.rustysoffroad.com/rustys-...onversion.html


Oh never mind guys... i think i found the set up i have, damn... almost 45 $ per tie rod end

Batman33165

http://www.rustysoffroad.com/rustys-...onversion.html


sorry... not the offset, its the regular one lol

88whitecomanche

Part #s are in the bottom of the page you can get them cheaper that way...

Batman33165

Yea... thanks dude... rockauto has them, moog brand though