Volvo 245 Tie Rod End - Select Year

Position: Outer
- Cam Brand Rack -

Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Power Steering - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. -

Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Power Steering - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. -

Position: Inner
Steering Rod - ZF Brand Steering Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. -

Position: Inner
Steering Rod - w/ Manual Steering - Cam Gear Brand Rack
You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. -

Position: Inner
Steering Rod - w/ Manual Steering - Cam Gear Brand Rack
You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. -

Quality: OEM
Position: Outer
- Cam Brand Rack -

Position: Inner
Steering Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. -

Quality: OEM
Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Power Steering - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. -

Quality: OEM
Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. - Steering Rod - Inner Tie Rod - Power Steering - Cam Gear Brand Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. - If you have ever replaced your Steering Rack, you may need to purchase the
later style Inner Tie Rod Ends, part number 9140505. -

Quality: OEM
Position: Inner
Steering Rod - ZF Brand Steering Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. -

Quality: OEM
Position: Inner
Steering Rod - ZF Brand Steering Rack You can determine what type of Rack & Pinion was originaly installed on the car by locating a service plate found on the Trunk frame or Door pillar. It will list many different components, with one being the "Steering Gear". On this plate, to the right of the words steering gear you will see a number - 2/3/4/5. The numbers 2, 4, or 5 designates a Cam Gear rack was used, number 3 designates a ZF rack was used. -