The steering rods connect the steering gear and the wheel, it is through them that the driver transfers the steering force from the steering gear to the wheels. The FEBI BILSTEIN brand Tie Rod End is attached to the steering rack rod by means of an inner end, to the middle rod of the trapezium - by means of a swivel joint. The rods are connected to the steering knuckle through an external tie rod end.

Internal tie rod ends and ball joints provide vertical mobility of the link - otherwise the links would break off when the vehicle is driven over uneven surfaces. The outer tie rod end provides mobility of the rod and wheel in any plane - so the drive can work normally on turns, pits without damage.

1. STARLET (_P8_)
2. PASEO Coupe (EL54_)
3. CYNOS Coupe (EL54_)
4. STARLET (_P9_)
5. PASEO Convertible (EL54_)
6. CYNOS Convertible (EL54_)
7. MR2 III (ZZW3_)
8. MR III (ZZW3_)
9. TERCEL Saloon (_L5_)
10. TERCEL Saloon
11. TERCEL Hatchback (EL5_)
12. TERCEL Liftback (EL5_)
13. COROLLA II Hatchback (EL5_)
14. SERA Coupe (EXY1_)
15. CORSA Hatchback
16. CORSA Saloon
17. RAUM MPV (EXZ1_)
18. TERCEL Hatchback (_L3_)
19. PASEO Coupe (EL44_)
20. CYNOS Coupe (EL44_)
21. See more in applications

The construction of the tie rod end

As for the device, the rod itself resembles a steel bar. The device of the tie rod end is more complicated, since it serves to connect movable and fixed elements. In fact, it is a swivel joint where the sphere of the pin rotates inside a hemispherical body. A bushing is installed in the body, grease is packed to avoid friction and to allow the pin to deflect at a predetermined angle. The hinge protects the rubber boot.