AYD Tie Rod End Right - Long Ball Joint for Renault Clio II 1998-2000 | M10x1.25

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Fitment

Listed for Clio · 1998–2000

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Product details

Upgrade your vehicle's performance with the AYD Tie Rod End Right, designed specifically for the Renault Clio II models from 1998 to 2000. This long ball joint not only enhances your car's steering but ensures driving safety and stability. Perfect for both car owners and mechanics, this component meets high-quality standards.

Key Benefits:

  • Easy installation on the front right side of your vehicle.
  • Durable design for long-lasting performance.
  • Precision threading and sizing to fit perfectly on your vehicle.

Technical Specifications:

  • Installation Side: Upper, External
  • Thread Size 1: M10x1.25
  • Conical Size: 0.46 inch (11.8 mm)
  • Thread Size: M14x1.5
  • Length: 6.16 inch (156.5 mm)
  • Installation Side: Front Axle, Right
  • Weight: 1.26 lb (0.57 kg)

How to Install:

Ensure the vehicle is securely lifted. Remove the old ball joint and clean the mounting area. Install the AYD Tie Rod End Right following the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure proper alignment and safety.

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Returns & warranty

30 days to return an unused part in its original packaging. Manufacturer warranty of 12 months against defects.