Moog End Links
#1
Moog End Links
Hello guys,
It seems I am having bad days. timing chain job done and due to some short circuit my main battery fuse blown. Went to Dealership for the parts and asked them to check for any short/open circuits. Good that everything is in good shape but they mentioned - my right inner cv boot needs to be replaced.
I was thinking to do all the work together so searching on the Moog products.
They have - front End links ( driver/passenger ) and rear endlinks and tie rod.
These are really cheap from Rockauto. My stock parts are not worn out but car has 90K miles. Do you guys think the entire Moog setup will do something better or thats just waste for money or I should get rear sway bar - progress ?
All ideas/advise welcome.
Also, I cant find the cv boot part number anywhere - not even after market ? can anyone help ? I know I could call the dealership but if anyone knows that would help (I hate to call dealerships )
It seems I am having bad days. timing chain job done and due to some short circuit my main battery fuse blown. Went to Dealership for the parts and asked them to check for any short/open circuits. Good that everything is in good shape but they mentioned - my right inner cv boot needs to be replaced.
I was thinking to do all the work together so searching on the Moog products.
They have - front End links ( driver/passenger ) and rear endlinks and tie rod.
These are really cheap from Rockauto. My stock parts are not worn out but car has 90K miles. Do you guys think the entire Moog setup will do something better or thats just waste for money or I should get rear sway bar - progress ?
All ideas/advise welcome.
Also, I cant find the cv boot part number anywhere - not even after market ? can anyone help ? I know I could call the dealership but if anyone knows that would help (I hate to call dealerships )
#3
I replaced my endlinks with Moog endlinks with the grease fittings... which reminds me I need to grease them again. My OEM endlink's joints had frozen up and didn't move freely and made noise. The Moog have much thicker shafts than OEM and I think that they give a better response to swaybar input. My 2 cents.
#4
I replaced my endlinks with Moog endlinks with the grease fittings... which reminds me I need to grease them again. My OEM endlink's joints had frozen up and didn't move freely and made noise. The Moog have much thicker shafts than OEM and I think that they give a better response to swaybar input. My 2 cents.
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