1960 1961 1962 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup New Tie Rod Steering Rebuild Kit on 2040-parts.com
Washington, Utah, US
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THIS IS A NEW KIT, AS PICTURED, AND IT REPLACES THE ORIGINAL STEERING LINKAGE PARTS. THIS KIT IS THE STEERING KIT WHICH IS BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT TIE RODS (BOTH INNER AND OUTER) AND IT ALSO COMES WITH THE TIE ROD ADJUSTING SLEEVES.
THIS KIT CONTAINS ALL OF THE PIECES BELOW:
***INNER LEFTHAND TIE ROD***
***INNER RIGHTHAND TIE ROD***
***OUTER LEFTHAND TIE ROD***
***OUTER RIGHTHAND TIE ROD***
***LEFTHAND TIE ROD SLEEVE***
***RIGHTHAND TIE ROD SLEEVE***
THIS KIT ALSO CONTAINS THE COTTER PINS, THE RUBBER GREASE SEALS/BOOTS, AND ZIRC FITTINGS. IT ALSO INCLUDES NEW TIE ROD ADJUSTING CLAMPS, BOLTS, AND NUTS.
WE'VE USED THESE KITS OURSELVES AND THEY ARE GOOD KITS!
PLEASE READ THE ITEM DESCRIPTION, LOOK AT THE PICTURE(S), AND DO YOUR OWN HOMEWORK BEFORE BIDDING TO VERIFY THIS WILL WORK FOR YOUR CAR. PLEASE E-MAIL US BEFORE BIDDING IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. WE TRY TO BE AS ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE IN OUR DESCRIPTION, BUT CANNOT GUARANTEE THE APPLICATION OF ITEM DUE TO MANUFACTURERS' DISCREPANCIES. ITEM SOLD "AS IS". ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND THERE ARE NO RETURNS. BUYER HAS 2 DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF ITEM TO NOTIFY SELLER OF ANY PROBLEMS. UNAUTHORIZED RETURNS WILL BE REFUSED AND RETURNED TO BUYER AT BUYER'S EXPENSE.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BECAUSE THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS:
PAYMENT: Payable in U.S. funds only by U.S. PayPal Account ONLY. Payment due in our PayPal Account within 7 (seven) days from end of auction.
Please note we will only ship to the Confirmed Address you have registered with PayPal.
SHIPPING: We sell and ship ONLY to the CONTINENTAL U.S.A. (THE 48 CONTIGUOUS STATES) VIA FEDEX GROUND. EXTRA SHIPPING CHARGES WILL BE ADDED FOR SHIPPING TO ALASKA AND HAWAII! WE CANNOT SHIP TO A P.O. BOX! No Local Pickup.
RETURN POLICY DETAILS:
WE DO NOT ACCEPT RETURNS FOR ANY ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED OR DAMAGED. WE DO NOT ACCEPT PARTIAL RETURNS. PRODUCTS MUST BE IN THEIR ORIGINAL PACKAGING. PLEASE E-MAIL US FOR A RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER AND A RETURN SHIPPING ADDRESS BEFORE RETURNING. A 20% RESTOCKING FEE MAY BE CHARGED. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING CHARGES. PRODUCTS MUST BE RETURNED WITHIN 7 CALENDAR DAYS AFTER RECEIPT OF RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER OR RETURNS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED.
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