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Delphi Steering Tie Rod End Ball Joint Front Left M16x1.5 TA3212

by Delphi
SKU TA3212-FPS
Original price £19.99 - Original price £19.99
Original price
£19.99
£19.99 - £19.99
Current price £19.99

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Product Information

Description

This Delphi Tie Rod End (Part Number TA3212) is OE-quality replacement, supplied for direct fitment to compatible vehicles.

Specifications
Brand Delphi
Part Type Tie Rod End
Position Front Left
Thread Size M16x1.5
Thread Type with right-hand thread
Cone Size 13.8mm
paired article number TA3213
Fitting Position Front Axle Left
Length 239mm
Width 40mm
Height 80mm
Manufacturer Part Number TA3212
Make Model Years
Kia SEDONA Mk II (VQ) 2006-2015
Make Reference
Hyundai 568204D001
Kia 56820-4D000, 56820-4D001
Vehicle Compatibility

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OEM References

This part is a direct OE-quality replacement for the following original equipment manufacturer part numbers:

Why Buy Delphi?

Delphi is a trusted name in OE-quality replacement parts. Every component is manufactured to original equipment standards, providing reliable performance, exact fitment and long service life.

  • OE-quality construction
  • Tested to manufacturer specifications
  • Trusted by professional workshops
  • Backed by manufacturer warranty
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