Kit contains right and left tie rod assemblies as shown. We have found if you discover one or more loose tie rod ball joints, it is always better to replace both rod assemblies at the same time. Entire assemblies are about the same price as two individual ball joints. If you go to the trouble to replace only one side - do both! Often if one is worn the other is not far behind. Note: Plan to have a front end alignment check done after replacement. This can be done at any good tire or front end alignment shop. This is a very common wear item on older 123 chassis sedans coupes and wagons 1977 to 1985.
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Instructions included: Kit comes with a tip sheet of illustrated instructions on how to get the old ones off and the new ones adjusted and on your car.
Do you have a tie rod tool??? If you are doing the work yourself, you will need a tool to remove the old ball joints.
Look below to see the tools we offer.
Here is the location of Tie Rods on a car:
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How to view the PDF digital instructions:
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W123 Loose Front End Steering Fix Kit
Unless your steering box is all worn out, these are the parts you need to replace to get your 1977 to 1985 W123 steering tight again. Fits all model sedans, wagons, and coupes. Be sure to get a front-end alignment after installing these parts. Partial instructions included.