steering knuckle tie rod

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• tie rod — noun either of two rods that link the steering gear to the front wheels • Hypernyms: ↑rod • Part Holonyms: ↑steering linkage * * * noun 1. : a rod used as a connecting member or brace : tie bar see buckstay illustrat …   Useful english dictionary

• tie rod — [1] Any connecting red or bar, usually under tension. [2] A rod, or rods, connecting the steering arms together. It links the pitman arm and the idler arm to the steering knuckle arms. When the tie rod is moved, the wheels pivot …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• track rod — One of the transverse bars connecting the steering system to the steering arms; the link between the pitman arm and the steering knuckle arm. See panhard rod tie rod …   Dictionary of automotive terms

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