Tie rod end threads

[Enforced_Leo44]

I want to replace the outer front tie rod ends that connect to the geared hub, but I'm not sure wether they are left or right hand threads, can anybody tell me for sure what thread direction they are? and if they are both the same direction of course

thanks in advance

 

[Mogman]

You need to check, each tie rod assembly has a right and left threaded tire rod end, one side should be right and the other left BUT the tie rods can be installed ether way so.................

 

[Retiredwarhorses]

I want to replace the outer front tie rod ends that connect to the geared hub, but I'm not sure wether they are left or right hand threads, can anybody tell me for sure what thread direction they are? and if they are both the same direction of course

thanks in advance

just buy an entire rod assy…also, make sure to buy the correct length rod for your model truck

 

[Enforced_Leo44]

You need to check, each tie rod assembly has a right and left threaded tire rod end, one outside should be right and the other left BUT the tie rods can be installed ether way so.................

Ah right I see, I thought that there was a “right way of installing” the assy, thanks for the heads up, will check

 

[Enforced_Leo44]

just buy an entire rod assy…also, make sure to buy the correct length rod for your model truck

I came across this while searching on the internet

12507026 / 01-554-4728 2530-01-554-4728 - ASSEMBLY, TIE ROD (FRONT) [MOOG PROBLEM SOLVER] | Hummer Parts Guy (HPG)

www.hummerpartsguy.com

Does this work with all the other OEM stuff?

 

[TOBASH]

I can’t comment to the individual item, however, Hummer parts guy as well known within the community. You can also contact them and request information.