What is Tie Rod End
The tie rod end is a vital component of the vehicle's steering system, connecting the steering linkage to the steering knuckle. It consists of a threaded shaft with a ball joint at single end, connecting to the steering linkage, and a tapered stud at the other end, attaching to the steering knuckle. Tie rod ends are typically made of sturdy materials like steel or aluminum alloy to withstand the forces experienced during driving

Fitment
for Honda
for Prelude 2.2L 1997-2001

Item Offered
Components: (2) Tie Rod Ends

Position
Location: Left,Right,Front,Outside

Part Number
53560S30005,MES80681,MES80682,ES80681,13672571,53540S30005,ES80682

Adjustability
Adjustable

Adjustable
Yes

Quantity Sold
Set of 2

Part Name
Tie Rod End

Feature
Built to So9001 and Qs9000 Manufacturing Standards to Ensure Reliability and

How to install Tie Rod End
Begin by raising and securely supporting the vehicle on jack stands. Locate the tie rod end on the steering linkage near the wheel. Loosen and detach the securing nut. Use an appropriate tool to replace the previous tie rod end. Install the new tie rod end securely and tighten the nut according to the manufacturer's instructions

Function of Tie Rod End
The tie rod end plays a crucial role in maintaining steering control and stability. It facilitates the transmission of steering input to the wheels, allowing for accurate control and maneuverability. It also ensures tire durability and stability during turns by preserving wheel alignment.