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Volvo 850 LS LW 1991-1997 Front Outer Tie Track Rod Ends Vehicle Model_Quattro Sport Common symptoms of a failingReplace your damaged Volvo 850 tie rod ends. Tie rod ends, also known as track rod ends, connect the steering system (rack and pinion) to the front suspension and wheels of the vehicle. Through a series of joints, they allow the driver to steer both front wheels smoothly and accurately when turning the steering wheel. Tie rods are designed to last for many years, and some drivers may never need to replace them. However, vehicles driven regularly on