Tie Rod End Front Side Alloy Steel Coated Greasable for Jeep for Grand Cherokee 4.7L 1999-2001 & 4.0L 1999-2004 Mounting Hardware ES3475 K3137T

Fitmentfor Jeepfor Grand Cherokee 4.7L 1999-2001 & 4.0L 1999-2004Item OfferedItems Included: Mounting HardwareKit Parts Included: Stabilizer Bar Linkage Ball Joint Tie Rod EndMaterialAlloy SteelPositionLocation: Left,Right,Front,Upper,Lower,Inner,Outer,RearPart NumberK3202,ES3474,K3134T,ES3475,K3137T,ES3473,K3201,ES3472Ball Joint Replacement GuidelineReinstall Front Wheels. Lower the Vehicle and Tighten the Wheel Studs to the Tightening Torque Specified by the Vehicle ManufacturerMeasure the Chassis and Adjust It Using the Many Holes on the Compression Ball Joint If NecessaryFrequently Asked Questions(1).Do I Need to Replace the Control Arm If the Bushings Are Worn(2).What Happens If a Ball Joint BreaksIf the Ball Joint Breaks Completely,It Can Be Separated,and Things Can Turn Sour Quickly. the Wheel Will Stop Being Nice and Can Even Steer You off the Road. It Can Be Serious(3).What Happens If I Don'T Replace Ball Joints(4).Do I Need to Grease New Ball Joints(5).Why Should I Get My Tie Rods Inspected on a Regular Basis(6).Vibrations(7).Shaking(8).Wandering(9).What Are the Symptoms of a Bad Sway Bar(10).What Happens When a Sway Bar BreaksTie-Rod End Replacement GuidelineThis Useful Tip Applies to the Exchange of Tie Rod Ends and Inner Tie Rods,Which Together Form the So-Called Tie RodLift the Vehicle and Dismount the Front Axle WheelsDismount the Front Underride GuardPush the Bellow Towards the Tie Rod EndScrew the New Inner Tie Rod Into the Rack and Tighten It with the Tightening Torque That Has Been Specified by the Vehicle ManufacturerSecure the Ball Joint in the Steering Knuckle and Mount the Nut. Please Observe the Tightening Torque Suggested by the Vehicle ManufacturerFinishCoated