Right Outer Tie Rod End Ball Joint 45046-69205 for Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100 100 Series

Name: Right Outer Tie Rod End Ball Joint 45046-69205 for Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100 100 Series
SKU: C1688-639867481032
Availability: InStock

$5.45

Shop the high-quality Right Outer Tie Rod End 45046-69205 for Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100. Durable steel construction ensures precise steering and safe handling.

1000 in stock

Full description

SKU: C1688-639867481032 Category: Tie Rod End Tags: 100 series steering part, 45046-69205, Land Cruiser tie rod end, outer tie rod right, toyota steering linkage, UZJ100 ball joint

Description

Key Selling Points

Vehicle Compatibility: Specifically designed for Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100 models, providing a perfect fit for the 100 Series chassis steerage system.
OE-Spec Precision: Engineered to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part number 45046-69205 for reliable performance and safety.
Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-strength forged steel with a corrosion-resistant finish to withstand harsh road conditions and off-road driving.
Enhanced Steering Control: Restores tight, responsive steering feedback by replacing worn or loose outer ball joints that cause vibrations or uneven tire wear.
Direct Replacement: Out-of-the-box solution for the passenger side (Right) outer position, featuring factory-style threads for a straightforward installation process.

Technical Specifications

OEM Part Number	45046-69205
Placement on Vehicle	Front Right, Outer
Material	Forged Steel / Rubber
Fitment	Toyota Land Cruiser UZJ100 (1998-2007)
Surface Finish	Anti-Corrosion Coated

FAQ Q&A

Q: Is this ball joint for the driver or passenger side?

A: This specific part (45046-69205) is designed for the Right-hand side (passenger side on LHD vehicles) outer steering position.

Q: Does this tie rod end come with the required nut and cotter pin?

A: Yes, our tie rod ends typically include the necessary mounting hardware, such as the castle nut and cotter pin, to ensure a complete and secure installation.

Q: When should I replace my Land Cruiser 100 series tie rod ends?

A: You should consider replacement if you notice loose steering, 'clunking' noises while turning, or uneven wear on your front tires, as these are common symptoms of a failing ball joint.