High-Quality Drag Link Tie Rod Set
Product Details:
Direct replacement for manufacturer part number(s): GY21251, GY21250
Flip Manufacturing part number: 204648-204631
Aftermarket direct replacement. Hassle free returns.
Please verify your model is listed below for correct fitment.
The linkage member should not move more than 1/4 inch.Length Center to Center of steering drag links is measured from the center of one drag link end to the center of the other drag link end. Drag links have a ball and socket joint at each end. When measuring drag links, use grease zirc on the ends to provide a reference point for measurement. The center point should be straight, because curved drag links can cause measurement errors.Drag links undergo a lot of stress over time. If your steering drag link is worn or damaged, you may experience less responsive steering. In addition, your truck may have trouble keeping its lane. To avoid such issues, you should check your steering drag link regularly during maintenance and Federal inspections. If you find that the drag link is axially displaced, it's time to replace it.
A steering drag link is an essential part of a steering mechanism that turns the front wheels of a vehicle in response to steering wheel rotation. These links are manufactured using the highest quality basic components and are available at reasonable rates. Depending on the requirements of your vehicle, the material used for your steering drag link can be modified.A steering drag link is made of steel and is used to transmit rotary motion from the first bellcrank to a second one. It is commonly used in automobiles.
One end of a steering drag link is attached to the steering wheel, while the other end is attached to the steering arm. Some vehicles have a rack and pinion steering system that eliminates the drag link.Steering drag links are an integral part of your vehicle's suspension and steering system. When these components fail, they can throw your vehicle out of alignment and cause serious steering problems. It is important to be aware of how to replace these parts to prevent further damage to your vehicle. If you suspect that your drag link may need replacement, you should take it to a certified technician.