First Line Tie Rod End - FTR5867

This Tie/Track Rod End from First Line is a direct replacement part designed for specific Hyundai ...

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This First Line Tie Rod End (FTR5867) is for owners of specific Hyundai i40 and Kia Carens/Optima models needing a direct replacement for a front axle, right outer tie rod end. It ensures proper steering alignment and responsiveness, but requires careful verification of vehicle fitment before purchase. Key features include its direct replacement design and compatibility with specific OEM part numbers.

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Model Part NumberFTR5867
BrandFirst Line

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FAQs

What vehicles is the First Line Tie Rod End FTR5867 compatible with?

This tie rod end is designed for specific Hyundai i40 and Kia Carens/Optima models. It is crucial to use the vehicle fitment tool or consult with a professional to ensure compatibility with your exact vehicle.

Where is this tie rod end located on the vehicle?

It is located on the front axle, specifically on the right outer side of the steering linkage.

Do I need a wheel alignment after replacing this part?

Yes, a professional wheel alignment is absolutely mandatory after replacing any tie rod end to ensure correct steering geometry and prevent tire wear.

What happens if I install the wrong tie rod end?

Installing the wrong tie rod end can lead to improper steering, misalignment, safety issues, and potential damage to other suspension components. Always verify fitment.

Can I replace this part myself?

Replacement of a tie rod end requires specialized tools and knowledge of vehicle steering systems. It is strongly recommended to have this part installed by a qualified mechanic to ensure safety and proper function.

How can I tell if my tie rod end needs replacing?

Symptoms include loose or vague steering, uneven tire wear, clicking or knocking noises when turning, and the vehicle pulling to one side.

What are the OEM part numbers for this tie rod end?

The compatible OEM references are HYUNDAI: 568203V100 and KIA: 568202T100.

Troubleshooting

Vehicle pulls to one side after installation

This usually indicates that a wheel alignment was not performed or was not done correctly after installation. Book a professional wheel alignment service.

Steering feels loose or vague

Ensure the tie rod end was tightened to the manufacturer's specifications and that any related steering components are also in good condition. Re-verify correct part fitment.

Knocking or clunking noise from the front wheel area

This may indicate the tie rod end is not fully secured, or another suspension component may be loose or worn. Have the steering and suspension system inspected.

Uneven tire wear

This is a strong indicator of misalignment. A professional wheel alignment is required, likely due to incorrect installation or a worn component in the steering system.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures correct steering geometry when replaced.
  • Direct fit for specified Hyundai and Kia models.
  • Helps restore precise steering feel.
  • Identifiable part number simplifies ordering.
  • Meets OEM specifications for reliable performance.

Cons

  • Requires careful verification of vehicle compatibility.
  • Only suitable for specific models and axle positions.
  • Installation requires automotive mechanical knowledge.
  • Part of a larger steering system, may require related parts for full repair.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility Verification: Before purchasing, it is essential to use the vehicle make and model tool to confirm that the First Line Tie Rod End FTR5867 is compatible with your specific Hyundai i40 or Kia Carens/Optima. Cross-reference with OEM part numbers (Hyundai: 568203V100, Kia: 568202T100) or other listed cross-references if unsure.

Installation: Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic. The tie rod end is typically installed on the front axle, right outer side. It connects the steering rack inner tie rod to the steering knuckle. After installation, a professional wheel alignment is mandatory to ensure correct steering geometry and prevent uneven tire wear.

Care: Tie rod ends are sealed components and generally do not require user maintenance. However, they can be damaged by road debris or impacts. Regularly inspect the rubber boot for any tears or damage, as this can allow contaminants to enter and damage the joint. If damage is found, the tie rod end should be replaced.

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