Delphi Steering Tie Rod P/N:TA6343
Delphi TA5444 inner tie rod for the 1980-1989 Subaru GL and other vehicles carries steering movement from the rack toward the wheels. This Delphi tie rod is also called a steering tie rod.
Loose or wandering steering, a clunk when turning, or uneven tire wear can mean a worn inner tie rod. These signs alone do not prove the tie rod is at fault, since a worn wheel bearing can feel similar.
As an inner tie rod, it is listed for the 1980-1989 Subaru GL, the 1980-1987 Subaru Standard and the 1982-1987 Subaru Brat. The 1980-1989 Subaru GL takes two; this listing is one, and the other side of the axle is normally done at the same time. If your Subaru is not one of these, look it up on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One inner tie rod with the accessories needed for the job.
Interchange: 101-4024 · 7313-10011 · 7313-10060
IS177PR · EV177 · GEV177 · MEV177
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Delphi TA5444 fit the 1980 Subaru GL with the H4-1.8L engine?
Yes, Delphi TA5444 is listed for the 1980 Subaru GL with either the H4-1.6L or the H4-1.8L engine; for other Subaru models, use the Buyer's Guide tab.
Is the Delphi TA5444 the right inner tie rod for the 1982-1987 Subaru Brat?
Yes, Delphi TA5444 is listed for the 1982-1987 Subaru Brat, and the 1982-1987 Subaru Brat takes two.
Is the TA5444 an inner or an outer tie rod?
It is an inner tie rod. Delphi TA5444 sits at the inner position, and this listing is one tie rod.
How is this Delphi inner tie rod protected from rust?
Anti-corrosion protection is applied to the tie rod. Delphi's parts are also exposed to 720 hours of salt spray in testing.
Is the TA5444 interchangeable with 7313-10011?
Yes. 7313-10011 is one of the numbers this Delphi tie rod replaces, along with 7313-10060 and 101-4024.
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