SKP SK698198 front right steering knuckle for the 1999-2009 Ford Ranger and other vehicles connects the wheel hub to the suspension and steering linkage. It is the pivot the front wheel turns on.
Looseness at the wheel, uneven tire wear or a pull to one side can point to a damaged knuckle, but other front-end parts can show these signs too. Before you replace the knuckle, rule out the ball joints, tie rod ends, wheel bearing and alignment.
Besides the 1999-2009 Ford Ranger, it fits the 1998-2001 Ford Explorer and the 1998-2001 Mercury Mountaineer, and it is engineered to meet or exceed OE specifications. This listing is one side of the front axle; the other side of that axle is normally done at the same time. The front axle takes one knuckle on each side.
Fit and size
Build and materials
Interchange: 698-198
1L5Z3105CA · 5L5Z3105BA · F87Z3105BA · XL2Z3105AA
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Does SKP SK698198 work as a 1999-2009 Ford Ranger steering knuckle?
Yes. SKP SK698198 is a front right steering knuckle for the 1999-2009 Ford Ranger, and it carries a quantity of 1 for that position.
Is this front right steering knuckle also right for the 1998-2001 Ford Explorer?
Yes. The 1998-2001 Ford Explorer takes this front right knuckle, and so does the 1998-2001 Mercury Mountaineer.
Which wheel position is SKP SK698198 made for?
It is a front right knuckle. The left side of that axle uses a separate part.
Does SKP SK698198 replace number F87Z3105BA?
Yes. F87Z3105BA is one of the numbers this knuckle replaces, along with 698-198 and 1L5Z3105CA.
What signs can a damaged front steering knuckle show?
A visible bend or crack, looseness at the wheel or uneven tire wear can point to a damaged knuckle. A shop can inspect it and confirm the cause.
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