MOOG 1990 Ford Bronco II Front Left Inner / Left Inner Tie Rod

When you're tackling steering repairs on your 1990 Ford Bronco II, replacing the inner tie rod end is a common and important step. This part connects your steering rack to the steering knuckle, and when it wears out, you'll notice looseness in your steering wheel and less precise control. This MOOG DS1177 inner tie rod end is built to bring that responsive feel back to your truck.

MOOG uses a Gusher Bearing design in this tie rod end. It's a metal-to-metal setup that lets grease flow through the bearing surface, which helps reduce friction and wear, leading to a longer life. The ball stud is heat-treated to meet or exceed original equipment requirements, making it strong and resistant to premature failure. Plus, the pressed-in cover plate helps keep dirt and debris out, further protecting the bearing and minimizing looseness over time. It's designed for a precise fit, making installation and steering alignment straightforward.

This tie rod end is a solid option for a range of vehicles, including models like the Ford Ranger and Explorer, and Mazda Navajo and B-series trucks. It features a greaseable socket, allowing you to flush out contaminants with fresh lubricant, which is a good practice to extend its service life.