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Beck/Arnley Tie Rod Ends

Beck/Arnley tie rod ends are designed to be OE replacements for your stock units. They feature durable, all-metal construction that is not prone to failure like some OE plastic tie rod ends. Most of Beck/Arnley's selection of tie rod ends are greasable which means friction is reduced, and contaminants are flushed out. Plus, they have an easy-access wrench flat that allows for the use of a socket for easy installation.

3.8 out of 5 stars ( 10 )

$26.99

$16.50

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Beck/Arnley Vehicle Speed Sensors

Replace your worn or malfunctioning vehicle speed sensor with one of these Beck/Arnley vehicle speed sensors. Depending upon your vehicle's equipment, the vehicle speed sensor commonly called a VSS may influence or control more systems than any other single sensor. Early model vehicle speed sensors were just used to regulate the cruise control and control transmission shifts. Now, with OBD-II, vehicle speed is considered a part of the overall engine operating strategies, affecting both fuel delivery and ignition timing. The operations of the idle-air-control valve and canister-purge cycle are regulated, in part, by the VSS. Automatic transmissions need VSS data to provide the best performance and mileage. Torque converter clutch operation is controlled by the VSS. In an electronically shifted transmission, VSS signals, instead of hydraulic pressure in the valve body, are used to determine shift points.

1.0 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

$50.99

$33.50

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