34161AL010 Subaru TIE ROD END ASSY LH, Price: 21.66$, Weight: 0.546kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

Subaru

34161AL010

TIE ROD END ASSY LH

7

0.546

 Dispatch 24h

21.66$

 

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Subaru
34161AL010 
TIE ROD END ASSY LH
7
0.628
2-3
18.05$
 

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
CTR
CESU4L 
TIE ROD END OUTER LH
8
0.805
4-5
11.57$
 
CTR
CE0640L 
TIE ROD END OUTER LH SUB 31320-GA200 LEGACY 1989-1993 CTR
42
1.495
4-5
11.00$
 
Subaru
31320GA200 
TIE ROD END ASSY LH
0
0.506
-
20.27$
Not Available
DAIDO
CESU4L 
MAIN BEARING
0
0.805
4-5
49.96$
Not Available

Compatibility

BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromRoofTrainDiagram
ワゴン2.0L EMPI DOHC DITXT EYESIGHTJapan08.2012ルーフレール ナシフルタイム4リンクドウ View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromTrainGearboxDiagram
OUTBACK3600CC EMPI DOHC NA3.6R-T EYESIGHTUSA04.2016FULLTIME 4WDCONTINUOUS VARIABLE GEAR View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromTrainGearboxDiagram
セダン2.0L EMPI DOHC DITGT リツプスポイラJapan02.2014フルタイム4リンクドウトルクコンバータシキジドウムダンヘンソクキ View
BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToRoofDiagram
XUV2.0L DOHC NA HYBRIDネンピカイ20IL EYESIGHTJapan08.201503.2017ルーフレール ナシ View

Left‑Hand Outer Tie Rod End for Subaru Steering

Restore sharp, safe steering with this LH outer steering joint built for Subaru front suspension. Forged housing, hardened stud, and a sealed ball‑and‑socket keep toe angle steady, reduce tire wear, and transmit rack‑and‑pinion input to the road with crisp feedback. Ideal OEM‑grade replacement for daily, performance, or lifted setups.

Why your car needs it

This joint links the steering rack to the knuckle so the wheels track straight and respond instantly. Fresh components stop shimmy, keep alignment true, and prevent feathered tread. It’s a must whenever you feel steering play or after front‑end work.

How it works ⚙️

A threaded rod sets toe, a tapered stud locks into the knuckle, and a greased spherical bearing swivels as the suspension moves. The boot seals out water and grit, while a castle nut and cotter pin secure the taper for long, quiet service.

When it wears or breaks ⚠️

  • Loose steering, wandering at speed
  • Clunks over bumps, shimmy when braking
  • Crooked wheel, uneven inner/outer tire wear
  • Torn boot, grease leak; in extreme cases, loss of steering

Tech notes

Mark or measure length before removal, back off jam nut, torque the taper to spec, install a new cotter pin, then perform a four‑wheel alignment. Do not spin the stud; hold the flats. Replacing in pairs is recommended.

Compatibility

  • Legacy
  • Xv
  • Forester
  • Wrx/Levorg