I’m looking for part numbers/replacements for the whole tie rod assemblies for an fj62 (1 Viewer)

[mattiboom]

As the title suggests, my tie rods are currently stuck and unable to be aligned, I’m bringing it to another shop who may be able to free them but I want to be ready in case they need to be replaced. I’m familiar with the Japanese 555 brand ti-rod ends of which I’ll probably purchase also, but is there a quality replacement for the full tubes as well or how are people fixing them? Thanks

 

[kevin in okinawa]

toyota parts, partsouq, amayama, or megazip

 

[djonortex]

Cruiser Outfitters can sell you all the parts. I got 555 TRE package and tubes from them. I had the same issue with being unable to break the old tie rods free. It was just easier to use new tubes than continue to fight the old ones.

 

[Cruiser Cult]

Cruiser Outfitters can sell you all the parts. I got 555 TRE package and tubes from them. I had the same issue with being unable to break the old tie rods free. It was just easier to use new tubes than continue to fight the old ones.

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[3_puppies]

IIRC if you bought the right tierod end from Toyota, the tube was included. that was years ago, not sure if that is still the case.
the first year 60 had a long right side tierod and the tube was much shorter, when buying a new tierod end you needed a longer tube to compensate for the new short rightside end

 

[cruiseroutfit]

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