Hello!
because I'm a german guy, my english is very poor.
Would you please help me with english name of that part here?
I have to ask serveral ZA-dealers for it.
Something like steering rod....
I need a translation for something like a "steering rod" ?
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Re: I need a translation for something like a "steering rod"
I just got one of those from David
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Re: I need a translation for something like a "steering rod"
This is indeed the drag link.
It can be identified from the track rod by the fact that it has a bracket for mounting the steering damper.
For referance, the drag link is fitted in front of the axle, while the track rod is behind the axle.
It can be identified from the track rod by the fact that it has a bracket for mounting the steering damper.
For referance, the drag link is fitted in front of the axle, while the track rod is behind the axle.
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Re: I need a translation for something like a "steering rod"
Ja, you're right Peter. I know them as steering rod and track rod. Drag link I don't know.
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