Rusty will ship you the exact set of tie rods you need
for your car and they will fit perfectly and cost less
than NAPA. In fact, if you are clueless and stubborn
enough to try to order the wrong tierod combination,
he will get more stubborn and insist that you order
the correct tierods that will
To be sure, just call Rusty first thing in the AM, and tell him you
need them Tuesday by noon.
On 10/30/05, LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bought a set of outer tie rods for my '77 240D. When we tried to install
them yesterday afternoon we found that they are too fat. The box says they
are
Its best to look for a Lemforder or Moog replacement part, napa seems to have a
problem with suppliers of aftermarket parts. Sometimes you'll get a made in
canada or the even worse aisan made part and you can bet its not even close to
the original.
69 280 SEL 120,000 Miles
72 350SL
I never buy anything but OEM parts for my Benzes -- too many bad
experiences just like yours. Only exception is wheel bearings, since
SKF or Timken is all there is for all intents are purposes.
I also suggest getting the whole tie rod rather than just the ends --
getting the end off can be a
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Its best to look for a Lemforder or Moog replacement part, napa seems to
have
, 2005 10:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [MBZ] W123 outer tie rods -- any experience on here?
Its best to look for a Lemforder or Moog replacement part, napa seems to
have a problem with suppliers of aftermarket parts. Sometimes you'll get a
made in canada or the even worse aisan made
On Mon, Oct 31, 2005 at 02:18:52AM +, LT Don wrote:
Bought a set of outer tie rods for my '77 240D. When we tried to install
them yesterday afternoon we found that they are too fat. The box says they
are 16mm size. It was really close so I am thinking that maybe the size
should be 15mm? We