OEM Ford Knuckles

F87Z3K186CA - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Explorer, Mountaineer. 4wd, with coil spring. Ranger. Left. Awd.
Discontinued
BT4Z3K186A - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Edge, MKX. Left.
Discontinued
BE5Z3K186A - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Left. 2006-09. Milan Hybrid. Fusion Hybrid. 2010-12. MKZ Hybrid. Zephyr.
Discontinued
AL5Z3105C - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Ranger. Right. From 3/17/10. 2wd with coil springs.
Discontinued
AR3Z3106B - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Mustang. Left. From 8/09.
Discontinued
F5RZ4A013C - : Suspension Knuckle for Ford Image

Suspension Knuckle

Disc brake. With rear disc. Right. Cougar.
Discontinued
AR3Z3105B - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Mustang. Right. From 8/09.
Discontinued
8C3Z3105AR - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Ford 8C3Z3105AR
F250 super duty. Right. To 7/30/07. F350 super duty.
Discontinued
KK3Z3K186B - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Transit. Left. RWD. single rear wheels.
Discontinued
5L8Z3K186BA - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

Escape, Mariner. Left. From 8/2/04.
Discontinued
6C3Z3105B - : Steering Knuckle for Ford Image

Steering Knuckle

2wd, monobeam axle 2005-07. F350. Right. E150 vans. F250 pick-up.
Discontinued

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What Are Knuckles and What Do They Do?

Knuckles play a key role in the suspension system of your Ford vehicle. They act as a link between the steering and suspension components, helping to manage the movement of the wheels. Knuckles are crucial for keeping the wheels aligned while also allowing the vehicle to turn smoothly. Without them, steering would become difficult, leading to potential control issues.

Why Do Knuckles Break Down?

Knuckles are built to last, but they can suffer damage over time from stress, impact, or corrosion. Harsh driving conditions, like hitting potholes or curbs, can lead to cracks or bending. Rust can also weaken the metal, making it more susceptible to failure. As knuckles wear down, they can affect steering performance and lead to uneven tire wear, affecting the overall driving experience.

When Should You Replace Knuckles?

If you notice issues like poor steering, unusual noises, or difficulty turning, it may be time to replace your knuckles. Regular inspections can help catch damage before it becomes a major issue. Opting for genuine Ford parts ensures that you get a high-quality replacement that’s built to last. Whether you drive a Ford Mustang or a Ford F-150, Ford Parts Center offers parts that meet the exact specifications of your vehicle.

At Ford Parts Center, we understand the importance of keeping your vehicle running smoothly. Genuine Ford knuckles provide superior strength and durability compared to cheaper aftermarket alternatives, ensuring a better ride for longer. If you're experiencing issues with your suspension, don't forget to check the shock absorbers as well.