Hysteer ?
#1
Hysteer ?
I have hysteer on my truck I did not install it so I dont know much about it at this point, but i have a tie rod or drag link end going out and need to find replacement for it, how do I figure out what brand it is? Or does it matter are there after market standard replacements or do I need to go thru manufacturer to get them? Should I replace all of them, or just the one bad one? All of this steering and suspension stuff is fairly new to me so any guidance would be appreciated.
#4
I found them listed with right and left hand thread is that referring to the the side that it's located on? how do I know which one I need? I have never had to change one before so I am not to sure about it. I primarily need to know so I know which way to loosen the old ones. Don't want busted knuckles traded for wasted time going the wrong way with the wrench.
Last edited by muddmadness; Nov 12, 2014 at 09:51 PM.
#5
I found them listed with right and left hand thread is that referring to the the side that it's located on? how do I know which one I need? I have never had to change one before so I am not to sure about it. I primarily need to know so I know which way to loosen the old ones. Don't want busted knuckles traded for wasted time going the wrong way with the wrench.
the DS is probably right and PS is probably left.
Regardless, you should be able to see which way the threads are cut and that will allow you to determine which direction you must wrench it in. Don't forget to soak the ends in some ATF/PB Blaster/whatever you use to break loose rusty ˟˟˟˟. If anti-seize wasn't used and it's been installed for some time, I bet those ends are stuck more tight than a ticks ass.
#6
Yep you can look at the ends and tell that they're rusty and will not let loose easily. Soaking and a breaker bar for sure. Thank you for not using left and right because that depends on where you are standing. When I looked it up that is all I could find. I don't know why it isn't stated that way so it's clear could have been wrench on for days. You can't see the threads on my ends just the rod and nut up against the end.
Last edited by muddmadness; Nov 13, 2014 at 06:30 AM.
#7
Yep you can look at the ends and tell that they're rusty and will not let loose easily. Soaking and a breaker bar for sure. Thank you for not using left and right because that depends on where you are standing. When I looked it up that is all I could find. I don't know why it isn't stated that way so it's clear could have been wrench on for days. You can't see the threads on my ends just the rod and nut up against the end.
Last edited by twistedyota; Nov 16, 2014 at 05:40 PM.
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#8
You are right there is nothing else that can go bad, I was word fumbling trying to describe the problem. I will look for the marks. Thank you for the heads up. That helps and I will order the fj80s asap.
#11
Ok upon further inspection I found strange markings on the tie rod ends. Ds: B and on the PS B with 3 dots in front of the B. The marks are on the underside of the solid metal neck of the rod ends and not on the castle nut. Hmmm the rod ends also have written on top of heads Free Live or dive not sure. Doesn't matter but was curious about what was originally installed. Any ideas what they are? I am thinking they are Really ancient, a the rubber looks squished flat like there is no grease left in them at all.
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