Delphi Steering Tie Rod End P/N:TA5486
Help tighten up loose steering with the Delphi tie rod, part number TA1668 — a right outer steering tie rod end that drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1998-2010 Volkswagen Beetle, 1999-2006 Volkswagen Golf, and 1999-2009 Volkswagen Jetta.
A tie rod end connects the steering linkage to the steering knuckle and transmits steering input to the wheel. Signs this part may need replacing include excessive steering play, a knocking or clunk when turning, wandering, and uneven or feathered tire wear — diagnose the cause before replacing, since these symptoms can have other sources.
This is the right outer tie rod end, sold individually — this listing is for one. If both sides are worn, replacing them together is good practice for balanced steering. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine-level fitment and the full application list.
Interchange: 1J0 422 812 B · 101-4914 · 612.33031 · VW-T602 · 534-631 · 6Q0 423 812A · 1J0 422 804 H
1J0422812B · 1014914 · 61233031 · VWT602 · 534631 · 6Q0423812A · 1J0422804H · ER02003 · KTR4084 · T3524 · TO43142 · ES3524 · ES4086 · GES3524 · MES3524 · JTE458
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Where is this Delphi tie rod end located?
It's the right outer tie rod end. It connects the steering linkage to the right steering knuckle and transmits your steering input to the wheel.
Is this the right Jetta tie rod end for a 1999-2009 Volkswagen Jetta?
Yes. It's a direct-fit for the 1999-2009 Volkswagen Jetta. Check the "Vehicles it fits" section to confirm your vehicle and see the other listed applications.
What are the signs I need to replace this tie rod end?
Common signs a tie rod end may need replacing include excess steering play, a clunk when turning, wandering, and uneven tire wear. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
Is this Delphi track rod end sold individually?
Yes, this listing is for one right outer tie rod end ("track rod end" is the same component). If both sides are worn, replacing them together is a good practice for balanced steering.
If I'm reading a Delphi tie rod review, what testing backs this part?
Delphi fatigue tests its tie rods and validates them from below -40°C to over 120°C with 720 hours of salt-spray exposure, and machines the ball stud to micron tolerances.
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