Beck/Arnley Steering Tie Rod End P/N:101-6812

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$64.99
MPN: 101-6812
Item Package Code: EA
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Beck/Arnley Steering Tie Rod End P/N:101-6812
Beck/Arnley Steering Tie Rod End P/N:101-6812
$64.99

Restore tight, responsive steering with the Beck/Arnley Steering Tie Rod End 101-6812 — a direct-fit front inner tie rod end and the FJ Cruiser tie rod that drops into the 2007-2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser. This inner tie rod end links the steering rack to the outer tie rod, transmitting the driver's steering input to the wheels while allowing the suspension to move through its travel.

Beck/Arnley builds it to match OE form, fit and function for foreign-nameplate applications, so it installs like the original piece it replaces.

  • OE-matched design: engineered to match the original part's form, fit and function.
  • Corrosion protection: coated or plated to resist rust.
  • Pre-greased ball joint: the ball joint comes pre-greased.
  • Easy-access wrench flat: lets you use a socket for easier install and removal.
  • Full ball stud for the steering connection.

Play in the steering, a loose or wandering feel, clunking, and uneven front-tire wear can be signs a tie rod end may need replacing. If a worn inner tie rod end is the cause, this Beck/Arnley unit replaces it. Have an alignment performed after installation.

Interchange: 61244084 · EV800482 · ES4605 · MS86726 · 4550339305

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

61244084, EV800482, ES4605, MS86726, 4550339305

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit my Toyota FJ Cruiser tie rod setup?

Yes. The Beck/Arnley 101-6812 is a direct-fit front inner tie rod end for the 2007-2009 Toyota FJ Cruiser.

Is this an FJ Cruiser inner tie rod end?

Yes. It is cataloged as a front inner tie rod end, linking the steering rack to the outer tie rod on the listed applications.

What does a tie rod end do?

It transmits the driver's steering input to the wheels while allowing the suspension to move, keeping the steering connection tight and controlled.

What are signs my tie rod end may be worn?

Play or a loose, wandering steering feel, clunking, and uneven front-tire wear can indicate a worn tie rod end. Diagnose the cause before replacing.

Does it come greased, and do I need an alignment?

The ball joint is pre-greased. An alignment should be performed after installation to set proper toe.