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GQ Tie rod ends

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GQ Tie rod ends

Post by oondy »

I posted this on 4WD Monthly as well but:

Well no auto parts store seems to be able to help me with locating the right tie rod ends for my GQ.

It is a 1995 but has what i believe are the early GQ Tie rod ends - the ones with female threads and a locking clamp thing built into the thread.

I have had 2 different Tie rod ends sent out to my local Repco to have a look at and both times they've been the late GQ/GU ones - with the large Male thread on the end of them. The first time the bloke ordered the one for pre 1992 (i think - not 100% sure of the date he said but was early 90's) and the second one was the later type - but both were the same - different part numbers yet both RH Tie rod ends - apparently there isn't even a LH one listed by the manufacturers.

Is anyone able to help me source L & R Tie rod ends please? - without resorting to nissans inflamed prices that is.

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Post by rover1 »

Parts Co at rocklea, the ones you are looking for are late gq ute ends.
if your lucky and ring parts co tomorrow they might still have some left. i've been waiting 3 months now and they just came in..
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Post by oondy »

Late GQ Ute hey...like this one....

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Post by sudso »

Are these for your drag link or tie rod arm?

My drag link is a solid bar one piece non adjustable unit and my tie rod arm has tie rods with male threads.
Its an 89 model.
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Post by oondy »

Its the Tie rod - my drag link is as what you're describing.

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Post by rover1 »

yes thats the one.

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Post by joe crothers »

The ones you have shown i think are off a Ti model. A mate of mine gets his from Autobarn L&R hand, I think off the top of my head the price was
60 bucks each. The local manager from Autobarn gets them from a company called Roadsafe. I could get the part numbers if u wanted?
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Post by sudso »

My tie rod ends have a male thread.
Would they be Nissan ones?

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Re: Gq tie rod ends

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joe crothers wrote:The ones you have shown i think are off a Ti model. A mate of mine gets his from Autobarn L&R hand, I think off the top of my head the price was
60 bucks each. The local manager from Autobarn gets them from a company called Roadsafe. I could get the part numbers if u wanted?
cheers joe
that would be great....coz a mate who works for AutoPro couldn't locate them with any of his suppliers.

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Post by joe crothers »

Oony those part numbers are TE135L and TE135R. Should be arond the 65
buck mark, I hope this can help you
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Post by rover1 »

those part numbers are the same as the ones i have
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Re: tie rod end part no

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joe crothers wrote:Oony those part numbers are TE135L and TE135R. Should be arond the 65
buck mark, I hope this can help you
cheers joe
actually aout 1/2 that is what they cost - i found the contact details. I ordered 2 of each so i can make a drag link up while i'm at it.

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Post by joe crothers »

Sure hope there the right ones mate, I paid about 30 bucks each for my ones and they were male threads. ;)
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Post by oondy »

well the bloke knew the ones i was after coz they get them in for "some backyarder" - i reckon its for superior, but they were the part numbers he gave me and yeah about that price too.

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Post by AFeral »

Any idea what the thread sizes would be for the ends of the control arms to suit the female type tie rod ends ( the rod safe one pictured early on in this thread ). So I can get my mate to turn some up on his lathe.
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Post by A1 »

The thread sizes are 30 x 1.5 Left hand and Right hand which is good so that you can adjust on the truck or just cut them both one hand and get the correct hand tie rod ends to suit



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