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Murphy

posted on 24/5/12 at 08:06 AM Reply With Quote
How to identify steering rack.

Hi

I had a tie rod issue and Scootz sorted me out with a pair from Cortina as I was told it may be by the previous owner. On looking at the thread they are different and I am now left guessing it's escort.

Any tips or info that would serve me well in identifying would be really appreciated as I would rather avoid the process of ordering tie rods and Stirling them until I find the right ones. Is it a case of they will be OK but I need to get the adjoining track rod ends and just put them on?

Hope this isn't a stupid. Thanks

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dave-69isit

posted on 24/5/12 at 08:16 AM Reply With Quote
mk 1 escort early mk 2 rs 2000 mk1/2 cortina tre are differnt threads mk 3 45 cortina sierra granada same thread patern
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mcerd1

posted on 24/5/12 at 08:19 AM Reply With Quote
post a a few pics of it if you can


I beileve my dax one is a mk2 escort one so I can measure that up to copmare to your if need be...





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britishtrident

posted on 24/5/12 at 04:00 PM Reply With Quote
Mk2 Escort have exactly the same thread as Mk3 to 5 Cortina M14x2 which is visibly a very coarse tread.

Mk1 Escort ( and also Capris ) use 0.5" UNF which is a quite fine thread.

also M14 has approx 1.8 mm larger diameter than 0.5" UNF





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