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Outer Steering Tie Rod End Shell 45047-69085 For Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75 FJ80

Name: Outer Steering Tie Rod End Shell 45047-69085 For Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75 FJ80
SKU: C1688-654364925605
Availability: InStock

$12.01

Shop the 45047-69085 Outer Tie Rod End for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ80 FJ75. High-strength forged steel for restored steering precision and off-road durability.

10000 in stock

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SKU: C1688-654364925605 Category: Tie Rod End Tags: 45047-69085, FJ75 steering linkage, FJ80 outer ball joint, land cruiser steering part, Tie Rod End, Toyota suspension replacement

Description

Key Selling Points

Precision Vehicle Match: Specifically engineered for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ80 and FJ75 series, ensuring a perfect direct-fit replacement for OEM part number 45047-69085.
Enhanced Steering Stability: Restores original steering response and precision by eliminating play and vibration caused by worn or failed outer tie rod ball joints.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Manufactured from high-strength forged steel with heat-treated ball studs to meet or exceed OE durability standards for off-road and heavy-use conditions.
Corrosion Resistant Coating: Features a protective surface finish to resist rust and road grime, extending the service life of the component in harsh environments.
Secure Installation: Designed as a bolt-on solution with precise threading for easy alignment and secure mounting to the steering linkage system.

Technical Specifications

OEM Part Number	45047-69085
Placement on Vehicle	Front, Left/Right (Outer)
Material	Forged Steel
Compatible Models	Toyota Land Cruiser FJ80, FJ75
Fitment Type	Direct Replacement

FAQ Q&A

Q: How do I know if this tie rod end fits my Land Cruiser?

A: This part is designed specifically for the FJ75 and FJ80 series Land Cruiser models. Please confirm your OEM part number matches 45047-69085 before purchase.

Q: What are the symptoms of a failing outer tie rod end?

A: Common signs include a loose steering wheel, uneven tire wear, vibration in the steering wheel, or a 'clunking' noise when turning at low speeds.

Q: Does this part require a wheel alignment after installation?

A: Yes, it is highly recommended to perform a professional wheel alignment after replacing any steering or suspension component to ensure vehicle safety and prevent tire wear.