Dorman 698-352 rear right suspension knuckle for the 2013-2016 Ford Escape connects the rear right wheel to the suspension. Dorman designed it as a direct replacement for the original knuckle.
- Cast steel construction
- Resists cracks, rust and corrosion
- Three caliper mounting holes, 10 mm in diameter
- Quality inspection checks each part against the product standards
Quick facts
- Part: Dorman 698-352 suspension knuckle
- Fits: 2013-2016 Ford Escape
- Position: Rear right
- Material: Steel
- Condition: New
Knocking noises from the rear wheel area, uneven tire wear or damage after hitting a pothole or curb can mean this knuckle is worn or bent, though a worn rear bushing or a failing wheel bearing can be behind the same signs.
Fits
This knuckle fits the 2013-2016 Ford Escape. Each side of the rear axle on the 2013-2016 Ford Escape takes one knuckle; this listing is the right side, the left is a separate part, and the other side of that axle is normally done at the same time.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Position: Rear right
- Mounting holes: 3, 10 mm in diameter
- Caliper mounting holes: 3, 10 mm in diameter
- Pieces: 1
Build and materials
- Construction: Cast
- Material: Steel
- Condition: New
- Country of origin: China
In the box
One knuckle. The ball joint, hub, bearing and mounting hardware are not included, so plan on new fasteners.
Installation notes
- No special tools are needed for installation.
Interchange: CV6Z5808B · CV6Z5A968C · CV6Z5A968E · CV6Z5A968F · CV6Z5A968G
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
CV6Z5808B, CV6Z5A968C, CV6Z5A968E, CV6Z5A968F, CV6Z5A968G
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Dorman 698-352 knuckle fit the 2013-2016 Ford Escape?
Yes. Dorman 698-352 is the rear right knuckle for the 2013-2016 Ford Escape. The rear left side takes its own separate knuckle.
Does the Dorman 698-352 knuckle come with a ball joint or wheel bearing?
No. Dorman 698-352 is sold as the knuckle alone. The ball joint, hub, bearing and mounting hardware are not included.
What is this rear right suspension knuckle made of?
The knuckle is cast steel and has three 10 mm caliper mounting holes.
How can I tell if a rear suspension knuckle is damaged?
A crack or bend after a curb or pothole hit, a knocking noise from the rear wheel or uneven tire wear can point to a damaged knuckle. A shop can inspect the knuckle properly.
Do I need special tools to install this Dorman rear knuckle?
No, this Dorman knuckle needs no special tools for installation. Hardware is not included, so have new fasteners ready.
