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D8640JY00A Nissan SOCKET KIT-TIE ROD,OUTER, Price: 63.85$, Weight: 0.6kg

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

    Nissan

    D8640JY00A

    SOCKET KIT-TIE ROD,OUTER

    		 4

    0.6

    7-10

    63.85$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Nissan
    D8640JY00A 
    SOCKET KIT-TIE ROD,OUTER
    		18
    0.69
     Dispatch 24h
    104.46$
     
    Nissan
    D8640JY00A 
    SOCKET KIT-TIE ROD,OUTER
    		22
    0.69
    2-3
    87.05$
     
    Renault
    D8640JY00A 
    SOCKET-KIT TIE RO
    		0
    0.69
    -
    82.55$
    		 Not Available

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    FEBEST
    0221T31LH 
    LEFT TIE ROD END
    		1
    0.791
    2-3
    8.25$
     

    Compatibility

    Body StyleEngineVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    HATCHBACKQR25DE25SVUSAS3506.201011.2015 View
    Body StyleEngineFrameVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
    WAGONMR20DENT31X/GTJapanT3107.2010 View

    Outer Tie Rod Socket Kit — Precise Steering You Can Trust 🛞

    This steering link component keeps your wheels pointed exactly where you turn the wheel. It joins the inner tie rod to the steering knuckle and is vital for straight tracking, quick response, and even tire wear. Built with a hardened ball stud, forged housing, and a sealed dust boot, it resists play, corrosion, and road grit for long service life.

    Why this part is needed

    Over time, road shocks and moisture wear the ball-and-socket. Replacing it restores crisp steering, reduces vibration, and protects your tires and suspension. It’s a smart fix when you feel looseness at the wheel or after hitting potholes.

    How it works

    The ball joint allows smooth articulation while transmitting steering force from rack-and-pinion to the wheel hub. The kit typically includes the end, nut, and cotter pin for secure locking, plus a protective boot to keep grease in and debris out. 🔧

    What happens if it fails

    Expect wandering, off-center steering, clunks on bumps, uneven tire wear, and poor alignment. In severe cases, loss of control can occur—don’t ignore play in the joint. ⚠️

    Install tips

    Match length to the old part (count threads or measure), torque the fasteners, set the cotter pin, then get a professional wheel alignment. ✅

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