Tie / Track Rod End - Delphi - TA1740



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The Delphi TA1740 Tie / Track Rod End is an essential steering component engineered for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking to restore precise handling and safety to their front-end suspension. This high-quality part ensures reliable wheel movement and responsiveness, making it a critical choice for maintenance routines; however, users must strictly verify vehicle-specific compatibility before purchase to ensure the thread and cone dimensions match their steering assembly.
| Model Part Number | TA1740 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Delphi |
No, the TA1740 is specifically designed for the Front Axle Left position.
While it is not strictly required, it is highly recommended to replace tie rod ends in pairs to ensure even steering feel and wear.
The thread size is M16x1.5.
Yes, it is standard for Delphi components to include necessary mounting hardware for a complete installation.
Common symptoms include play in the steering wheel, clunking noises over bumps, and irregular tire wear patterns.
This is likely due to the lack of a proper wheel alignment. Have a professional alignment performed immediately.
Use a dedicated tie rod end puller or a pickle fork. Applying a penetrating oil to the taper and allowing it to sit for 15 minutes can assist in loosening seized parts.
To install the Delphi TA1740, you will need a standard automotive tool kit, including a ball joint separator or tie rod puller.
Important: After installation, you must have the vehicle's wheel alignment checked at a professional shop to prevent improper tire wear and ensure vehicle safety. Periodically inspect the rubber boot for cracks or tears during routine oil changes to prevent debris from damaging the internal joint.