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Front Inner Tie Rod End Gear Steering Linkage for Toyota Land Cruiser & Lexus LX470, Replaces 45503-69015 EV800319

Name: Front Inner Tie Rod End Gear Steering Linkage for Toyota Land Cruiser &amp; Lexus LX470, Replaces 45503-69015 EV800319
SKU: C1688-685485099124
Availability: InStock

$10.43

Shop high-quality Inner Tie Rod End for Toyota Land Cruiser & Lexus LX470. Replaces 45503-69015 and EV800319. High-strength steel with 27-degree swing angle.

3000 in stock

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SKU: C1688-685485099124 Category: Tie Rod End Tags: 45503-69015, EV800319, Inner Tie Rod End, Lexus LX470 Steering, Rack and Pinion Linkage, Toyota Land Cruiser tie rod

Description

Key Selling Points

Vehicle Compatibility: Engineered as a precision replacement for Lexus LX470 and Toyota Land Cruiser models, ensuring a perfect fit with factory steering racks.
Superior Performance Specs: Features a 27-degree ball joint swing angle and a calibrated rotational torque of 5-10N for smooth, responsive steering handling.
OEM Interchange Excellence: Directly replaces multiple part numbers including 45503-69015, EV800319, MS86724, and SR-3810 for versatile application.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Manufactured from high-strength forged steel with advanced surface treatment to resist corrosion and endure harsh off-road conditions.
Restore Steering Safety: Eliminates front-end vibration and uneven tire wear by replacing worn or loose steering pull rods, restoring original steering precision and safety.

Technical Specifications

Part Type	Steering Tie Rod End (Inner)
Swing Angle	27 Degrees
Rotational Torque	5-10N
Interchange Part Number	45503-69015, EV800319, MS86724, SR-3810
Fitment Type	Direct Replacement

FAQ Q&A

Q: Does this inner tie rod fit both the driver and passenger sides?

A: Yes, for the Toyota Land Cruiser and Lexus LX470, this inner tie rod is typically non-directional and can be used for both the left and right steering rack connections.

Q: Will this part help solve loose steering or shimmying at high speeds?

A: Yes, replacing a worn inner tie rod end eliminates excessive 'play' in the steering system, which is a common cause of steering wheel vibration and vehicle wandering.

Q: Are specialized tools required for installation?

A: An inner tie rod tool or a large adjustable wrench is required to remove the old rod from the steering rack. A professional alignment is highly recommended after installation to ensure proper tire wear.