Tie Rod Without Cotter Pin at Albina Giese blog

Tie Rod Without Cotter Pin. Castle nut just acts as a lock nut, the one on there is a nylock lock nut, does the same thing without a cotter pin. I would recommend against this. I mean there's no hole in the bolt part of the ball joint. There's no nylon insert either. Ford now sells a tie rod without a pin, it must be torque'd to spec and loctite must be used. I just opened the box for my tie rod end to take it to the parts store with me to get the correct cotter pin size.but there's no cotter. If it was, then you're fine. And there's what appears to be a regular nut, not. I bought the tie rod ends through moss and they're nice and tight, but there's no castellated nut, cotter pin, or hole in the stud. As you can see, there. I'm not talking about missing cotter pins. Was the nut hard to turn? Ball joints and tie rods without cotter pins. Alignment would be a good idea but if you don't have tire wear issues at the moment. Some of those ball joints use a friction nut instead of a castle nut with a cotter pin.

Some of those ball joints use a friction nut instead of a castle nut with a cotter pin. I'm not talking about missing cotter pins. If it was, then you're fine. And there's what appears to be a regular nut, not. I would recommend against this. I bought the tie rod ends through moss and they're nice and tight, but there's no castellated nut, cotter pin, or hole in the stud. Castle nut just acts as a lock nut, the one on there is a nylock lock nut, does the same thing without a cotter pin. Alignment would be a good idea but if you don't have tire wear issues at the moment. I mean there's no hole in the bolt part of the ball joint. Ball joints and tie rods without cotter pins.

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Tie Rod Without Cotter Pin Ball joints and tie rods without cotter pins. Alignment would be a good idea but if you don't have tire wear issues at the moment. Castle nut just acts as a lock nut, the one on there is a nylock lock nut, does the same thing without a cotter pin. Ford now sells a tie rod without a pin, it must be torque'd to spec and loctite must be used. I'm not talking about missing cotter pins. Some of those ball joints use a friction nut instead of a castle nut with a cotter pin. I would recommend against this. Ball joints and tie rods without cotter pins. And there's what appears to be a regular nut, not. I bought the tie rod ends through moss and they're nice and tight, but there's no castellated nut, cotter pin, or hole in the stud. Was the nut hard to turn? If it was, then you're fine. I mean there's no hole in the bolt part of the ball joint. There's no nylon insert either. As you can see, there. I just opened the box for my tie rod end to take it to the parts store with me to get the correct cotter pin size.but there's no cotter.