how to repair a Tierod
Can someone give me the best way to repair a broken tierod. Mine is broken in the middle (red circle in the picture attached). The dealer sells the piece from one side to the other (its a one piece part) but I can afford it at this time.
My MB is a 99 c230 Kompressor Thanks for your help Carlosr23 |
There's no picture attached, but every tie rod I have ever seen is a replacement item, not a repairable item.
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i could offer better advice if the picture was properly attached, but the tie rod ends do show as being seperate and are part number 001-330-77-35 the whole drag link unit which on theis model incorporates the tir rod ends as well is mercedes number 202-460-04-05
post or email the picture before you buy |
so, yes, you can replace just the tie rod, one side of the car at a time. one tie rod from a mb parts place such as fast lane one of the sponsers of this web site should be less than $50 i would think.
tom w |
The tie rod end is a seperate part. But it is just the tie rod end. Not the tie rod. I tried that route before and all I got was the ends.
Mike |
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SORRY FOR THE IMAGE ISSUE!!! I don´t know what happened, I´m sure I did attach the pic, now that I try it again, there is a message "tie rod 2.gif:
You have already attached this file in thread : Tie Rod Question for W202 99 C230 Kompressor". But anyway, I am trying again, the circle (gray or black) shows where the tierod is damaged, broken. I soldered it just to bring the car back home. The dealer sells the part #56 in the image. Thanks again for your time |
Wow! If I am seeing your circle correctly, the tie rod is broken in half. I wouldn't fix something like that - Replace it with a new one right away.
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You have to replace the whole drag link assembly as one unit, the tie rods are not a separate part ,only the tie rod ends.
You should not try ro repair this part, if you can't afford to replace the parts you can't afford the car !! |
What I want to know is how did you break it!!!? Anyway, you could probably get it welded I suppose. But the cost of the drag link is not that bad. And depending on the mileage it might be worn out anyway. Mine was.
You "soldered" it? With solder????? Mike |
i would say to replace the entire unit, mainly for safety sake
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i dont know of any reason to replace the whole thing.
a new tie rod seems logical to me. but... what caused it to break? i can't imagine any way to do that. tom w |
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I get the point. I will have to change the whole part and I´ll do it. The price of my dealer is $ 325.00!!! and by the way, I live outside US. I got the piece welded (not solded, sorry for my english). Thanks all of you for the time spent answering my question!
THANKS |
Do you plan on putting it in yourself or having someone else do it?
Mike |
oh, i see. i looked but didnt pick up on the fact that it is not like a 123 or 126. sorry.
you are correct. tom w |
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