tire rod end?

[kkemp]

The tie rod on my YJ is one that was custom made by the defunct RockLogic. One of the tie rod ends is worn out and it turns out that it's not a stock jeep TRE. I'm not sure how to go about figuring out what part# I need. Russ at Russ' Alignment couldn't match it up with any Moog number. It is a Moog TRE BTW.

Anyone know who might be able to figure this out?

 

[DOSS]

I have the same setup..

here are the part numbers you need.. R right L Left

EF2748 L
EF2848R

Now I can't remember the brand those go to

 

[Tacoma]

if it's a Moog TRE, can you take measurements from it and compare to a catalog? If the number isn't on it I don't know any other way to figure that out.. unless one of the Rocklogic'ers remembers...

 

[Tacoma]

Google had no love for either of those.

I have the same setup..

here are the part numbers you need.. R right L Left

EF2748 L
EF2848R

Now I can't remember the brand those go to

 

[I Lean]

Can you post a pic of it? Know the thread size/pitch? You might check out an ES150R or ES150L.....

 

[kkemp]

I don't have anything to measure it with right now but, here is a picture of it...

 

[kkemp]

Russ has the dimensions written down and their going to call me back later with them. Hopefully I can match that up with something. Since the yoke is stock, the taper is obviously the same as stock so I just need the rod thread length and pitch and that should help. The numbers that Carl gave me don't seem be for the right one because the taper is not right.

I'll see if I can find those numbers Scott.

 

[mbryson]

I don't have anything to measure it with right now but, here is a picture of it...

I'll have to verify off my Jeep, but I think those are the ES150 ends like I Lean mentioned? If that's a 3/4" thread, I'd bet they are (I think I used those on my XJ with a D30 as well?). I think I use those on my draglink (Rocklogic built from LONG ago). My tie rod uses the 7/8" thread ends that I think are the part numbers TooeleCherokee posted?

 

[Tacoma]

credit where credit's due: Scott posted those numbers.

 

[mbryson]

credit where credit's due: Scott posted those numbers.

whoops (Tacoma being much easier to spell than Tooele)

 

[I Lean]

That's not an ES150. The tapered stud on that one is smaller, to match the Jeep taper--but I'll bet it still has the larger (3/4") threads.

I don't recall the part number though. I believe it was some older Dodge application, though that doesn't narrow it down much.

 

[I Lean]

Ah--those part numbers posted earlier may just be correct, but use "ES" at the beginning instead of "EF".

Edit: Pulled this off a post on NAXJA: "Dodge TRE part numbers ES2847R ES2848R. For searching purposes use 1991 Dodge Ramcharger."

 

[kkemp]

I just measured the threads, they are 3/4".

 

[utah340six]

when i replace the tie rod end on the 06 rubicon it was a moug part # at checker.
aouto zone did not show a difrent end on the pitman arm for the rubicon but checker did.
is was standard jeep taper with 3/4 or 7/8 thread like the 7/8 ones you can get from teraflex

 

[DOSS]

Ah--those part numbers posted earlier may just be correct, but use "ES" at the beginning instead of "EF".

Edit: Pulled this off a post on NAXJA: "Dodge TRE part numbers ES2847R ES2848R. For searching purposes use 1991 Dodge Ramcharger."

Thats it.. found my original note.. I typed it into my computer wrong... ES not EF

 

[kkemp]

Cool! I came across those same ones. I wondered it that was them.

Thanks! You guys are great.

 

[utah340six]

or look at es2011r 17.99 at az.