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Discount Car Parts Stuff - Car Accessories & Truck Accessories - Cheap Auto Parts - Car Cover - Floor Mats - Cargo Liner - 2006 Ford F-350 Super Duty Tie Rod End Stock Replacement
On that Web Site, they show one tie rod end
MOES80755 at $93.21 for a Ford F350, 2005 to 2009, 4WD, all engines
One MOES80754, 2005 to 2009, F350, 4WD, all engines: at $138.85
Which one is for my truck? I have a 350, Lariat, 4WD, 6.0, diesel.
On that Web Site, they show one tie rod end
MOES80755 at $93.21 for a Ford F350, 2005 to 2009, 4WD, all engines
One MOES80754, 2005 to 2009, F350, 4WD, all engines: at $138.85
Which one is for my truck? I have a 350, Lariat, 4WD, 6.0, diesel.
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You can get pretty close with the alignment by using a tape measure and measuring the distance from tire to tire. Take a measurement in the front side of the tires, and then the rear side of the tires and compare. I'd still have it checked by a shop after, but the tape measure is a good way to check. Just measuring the gap on the parts assumes that the new part is manufactured exactly the same as the old part and that everything went back together exactly like it was. The real thing you are trying to check is if the front tires are parallel. Easiest way to do that is to measure them.
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You can get pretty close with the alignment by using a tape measure and measuring the distance from tire to tire. Take a measurement in the front side of the tires, and then the rear side of the tires and compare. I'd still have it checked by a shop after, but the tape measure is a good way to check. Just measuring the gap on the parts assumes that the new part is manufactured exactly the same as the old part and that everything went back together exactly like it was. The real thing you are trying to check is if the front tires are parallel. Easiest way to do that is to measure them.
I know my wheels are already "way" out of alignment. For me, almost will
be good enough, cause I plan on taking it to the shop once I'm done for a
proper wheel alignment.
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03 f250 6.0L
Make sure the rubber is still good on the other one.
And if the other one goes right after, you have pay the shipping fee, tear it down again & get an alignment.
Might as well do both?
Btw, total cost was 100$ per tie rod & 40$ shipping. -> 240$
(No alignment was done yet..)
And if the other one goes right after, you have pay the shipping fee, tear it down again & get an alignment.
Might as well do both?
Btw, total cost was 100$ per tie rod & 40$ shipping. -> 240$
(No alignment was done yet..)
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03 f250 6.0L
Discount Car Parts Stuff - Car Accessories & Truck Accessories - Cheap Auto Parts - Car Cover - Floor Mats - Cargo Liner - 2006 Ford F-350 Super Duty Tie Rod End Stock Replacement
On that Web Site, they show one tie rod end
MOES80755 at $93.21 for a Ford F350, 2005 to 2009, 4WD, all engines
One MOES80754, 2005 to 2009, F350, 4WD, all engines: at $138.85
Which one is for my truck? I have a 350, Lariat, 4WD, 6.0, diesel.
On that Web Site, they show one tie rod end
MOES80755 at $93.21 for a Ford F350, 2005 to 2009, 4WD, all engines
One MOES80754, 2005 to 2009, F350, 4WD, all engines: at $138.85
Which one is for my truck? I have a 350, Lariat, 4WD, 6.0, diesel.
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