Tie rod rubber bushings/dust covers
My tie rods are missing the rubber bushings that help hold the metal dust covers down...
Before I go looking for something that will work (or fabricate from hose or something) does anyone know of a source or could recommend something else?
I hate to disassemble them and fool around trying to make or find some if someone else has already been there...
Thanks,
Craig
Before I go looking for something that will work (or fabricate from hose or something) does anyone know of a source or could recommend something else?
I hate to disassemble them and fool around trying to make or find some if someone else has already been there...
Thanks,
Craig
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HotrodHR wrote:My tie rods are missing the rubber bushings that help hold the metal dust covers down...
Before I go looking for something that will work (or fabricate from hose or something) does anyone know of a source or could recommend something else?
I hate to disassemble them and fool around trying to make or find some if someone else has already been there...
Thanks,
Craig0 -
I ordered the correct size modern type boots from progressive suspension. they are black urethane, fit real well compaired to stock setup. replaces steel washers and rubber seal. worked for me!0
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bellbigdawg wrote:I ordered the correct size modern type boots from progressive suspension. they are black urethane, fit real well compaired to stock setup. replaces steel washers and rubber seal. worked for me!
Thanks for the info...
I had looked at some replacement dust covers online and now that I know someone has used them I believe that's the way I'll go...
Craig0 -
The modern boots do a better job keeping water and dirt out of the tie rods. Therefore, the tie rods will last alot longer. Don't forget to lub them regularly.
Lee0 -
Lee O'Dell wrote:The modern boots do a better job keeping water and dirt out of the tie rods. Therefore, the tie rods will last alot longer. Don't forget to lub them regularly.
Lee
Thanks to all and does anyone have a part # and brand that i can use,my locals cont help not on the comp. HUDSONLY Rudy:)0 -
Here are is part numbers.
Dorman:
1/2" Shaft 13561
9/16 13562
5/8 13563
3/4 13564
Package consisting 1/2 and 9/16 13566
Package consisting 5/8 and 3/4 13567
For Energy Suspension, try this web page.
http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/Energy-Suspension-Universal-Dust-Boots.asp0 -
Mars55 Thanks so much for the info on the Boots. Rudy0
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I used Energy Suspension sway bar bushings-lub type-links and lower CA bumpers just today ! worked great-poly vs rubber and at a good price. The local parts house is much higher than the on line store0
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Another thought is that replacement tie rod ends are readily available at $20 or so per end and come with rubber boots.0
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